Humankind
Humankind
Make your mark on the world.
Make your mark on the world.
About Humankind
We all have the power to do something good for someone else. One small thing can change someone’s life or even save it. When we come together to help humankind, we make our mark on the world.
Every two seconds, someone in the U.S. needs blood. Hospital patients are relying on donors to give blood today to help ensure blood is available for the lifesaving treatments they need. It’s one of the few powerful ways we can give— human to human. And, when we give blood through the American Red Cross, we pay human kindness forward.
Show the best of yourself and human kindness today. Sign up now to give blood or host A Humankind Blood Drive and let’s save lives together.
Give blood and show you are #Humankind.
Here’s How You Can Get Involved
Learn more about hosting a blood drive program.
Sign up to host a blood drive program.
Form a recruitment committee to make your blood program a success.
Sign up to host A Humankind Blood Drive
Resources for Campus Blood Program Leaders
Red Cross Social Engagement
Red Cross Collegiate Programs
- Leaders Save Lives - Host a blood drive during critical collection periods for your chance to win a scholarship, receive a gift card and earn volunteer hours.
- Red Cross Clubs - Join or start a Red Cross Club on your college campus and help deliver lifesaving services to the local community.
- SleevesUp - Host a virtual blood drive and challenge your friends and family near and far to pledge to give blood.
- Volunteer Connection - Become a Red Cross volunteer and help make a real difference in people's lives.
- National Collegiate Assembly - Get involved in the network of Collegiate Red Cross Clubs and their chapters.
- Red Cross Collegiate Leadership Program - Learn about our collaboration with the National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics (NAIA) and the National Christian College Athletic Association (NCCAA).
- National Youth Council - Learn about an opportunity to nationally represent and serve the youth volunteers of the American Red Cross.
- Ask your Red Cross representative about other opportunities including a faculty and staff blood drive program and competitions between campus organizations, rival schools and residence halls.
