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All donors will receive a
* FREE TWO Pairs of Oneblood Cancer Awareness Socks!
* FREE T-shirt,
* FREE People Who Make a Difference Mug!
* FREE wellness checkup including COVID-19 Antibody test, blood pressure, temperature, iron count, pulse and cholesterol screening!
Appointments Encouraged: Marcar hora:
• Help us help you. We encourage donors to make online appointments
Safety: Safety of the blood supply, our donors, team members and blood recipients are OneBlood’s top priorities. It is safe to donate blood. The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has stated that the coronavirus does not pose any known risk to blood donors during the donation process or from attending blood drives.
OneBlood Donation Safety Protocols:
• OneBlood is regulated by the FDA and required to follow strict operational guidelines.
• Our facilities and Big Red Buses are clean and meet all FDA safety standards.
• At every blood drive and donor center OneBlood team members follow safety protocols, including:
• Wearing medical gloves for blood collections.
• Wiping down donor-touched areas and equipment after every collection with disinfectant. This includes, donor beds, registration tablets, blood-pressure cuff and hemoglobin sensors.
• Using sterile collection sets for every donation.
• Conducting donor mini-physicals, including temperature check to ensure donors are healthy and well on the day of donation.
• Only people who are healthy are eligible to donate blood.
• As an additional safety measure, OneBlood is asking people who have traveled to countries at high risk for the coronavirus to self-defer from donating blood for 28 days upon returning to the United States.
• Team members who are sick or not feeling well do not report to work.
Social Distancing at Blood Drives and Donor Centers:
• At blood drives, only a certain number of people will be permitted on the bus at any one time. Donors will be asked to provide their cell phone number so they can wait in their car or outside the Big Red Bus. They will be called when it is their turn to donate blood.
• At our donor centers, donors can wait in the donor center, but will need to maintain a safe distance between other donors or they can wait in their car and they will be called when it is their turn to donate.
Appointments Encouraged
• Help us help you. We encourage donors to make online appointments
It is Safe to Donate Blood. The coronavirus does not pose any known risk to blood donors in the United States during the donation process or from attending blood drives. The coronavirus only heightens the need for a ready blood supply. By making blood donation a habit you are helping ensure a ready blood supply at all times.
Thank you so much!!! See you there!!!
Dinas Miguel Grafiti Artist is the highlight of the reopening at Ortobom Space Architecture & Design in São Paulo
Dinas Miguel, has a degree in Visual Arts and a pos graduate degree in Environmental Education. He is the creator and organizer of the social project “Culture and Concept”. Winner of the Hip-Hop Sabotage Prize category for the best graffiti artist of 2018. He conducts a collective graffiti and live painting work shop at events, in addition to his great experience as an Art-Educator carrying out projects in educational and business institutions. His works can be appreciated in different cities and countries around the world, with his artistic poetry rooted in Brazilian culture, he has been molding and interacting in the artistic and personal construction of society because his art represents the entire history of his people and his ancestry, has as mission “Connect and transform people and places through their Arts and Projects. The artist surprises with the authenticity of the language he explains in his projects. The artist exhibits the Sateré Mawe project - represented by Indigena Hamã. In addition to all the artistic and audiovisual production that involves the proposal, the artist portrayed the Brazilian Nicole Nguema, the Brazilian daughter of Teodoro Nguema - Vice- president of Equatorial Guinea, known as Teodorín, he is the son of Teodoro Obiang Nguema Mbasogo, president of Equatorial Guinea, with his first wife, Constancia Mangue Nsue Okomo. He served for years as Minister of Agriculture and Forestry in his father's government before being named Second Vice President, responsible for defense and security, in May 2012. He was promoted to First Vice President in June 2016. He is considered as a possible successor to his father as president of the Republic of Equatorial Guinea.
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