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Indiana Blood Center is a vital link in Indiana's health care infrastructure, supplying more than 550 units of blood to more than 60 Indiana hospitals every day. The nonprofit community service organization was founded in 1952 to provide a continuous, safe and adequate supply of blood products and testing services.

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In Their Own Words

Indiana Blood Center lives a daily mission to supply blood and blood components to Hoosier patients in need. In doing so, we meet remarkable people every day. Read the true stories of both donors and recipients in Indiana have been touched.

9/10/2008 - Don Flint, Greencastle, donates his 155th pint. Read more in the Greencastle Banner-Graphic

9/10/2008: Dawn Wolf, Indianapolis, to bike 2,000 miles to raise awareness of the need of lifesaving blood donations. Read more in The Indianapolis Star

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11/18/2008 - IU and Wabash win 2008 colllegiate blood drive challenges

In-state rivalries compete on the gridiron while their fans, alumni, students and faculty take part in a goodwill effort that ensures a stable blood supply throughout Indiana.
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11/17/2008 - "Bleed for the Bell" encourages DePauw and Wabash fans to donate blood
DePauw University newspaper highlights the first annual, off-the-field, goodwill competition that precedes the Monon Bell Game.
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9/29/2008 - Indiana high schools earn $20,000 in supplies from Indiana Blood Center

Annual high school blood drive challenge teaches students the value of community service, rallies the school around a good cause and offers a chance to earn money for educational supplies of their choice. To learn more or to register your school, call (317) 916-5058.
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