red4Life program

Any donor who selects African American and other ethnicities of African, Latin or South American decent; Asian and South Pacific Islanders in our screening questionnaire has the potential to join our Red4Life Sickle Cell Program. For those donors, our donor services team will collect an additional tube at their donation so that our reference lab can run additional tests to see if they are a match to help sickle cell patients. Then, you will receive communication from us that denotes that if you are a match.

If you qualify for our Red4Life Program, you will earn 800 BONUS POINTS* when you donate any procedure 4 times (or donate double red cells 3 times) in the same calendar year.

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Even if you are not a match for our Red4Life sickle cell program, your donations are still needed and you can earn points in many ways! Learn more about the Donor for Life Points Rewards Program.

Questions? Give us a call at 800-747-5401 or email hello@impactlife.org.

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TRANSFORMING SICKLE CELL CARE IN THE U.S. AND BEYOND: Sickle cell disease (SCD) remains a significant—yet largely neglected—global health crisis, impacting millions of people worldwide. Every year on June 19, countries throughout the world unite to celebrate World Sickle Cell Day. The international awareness day is observed to increase public knowledge of SCD. 

CHANGING THE FACE OF SCD IN KENYA: In Kenya, sickle cell disease (SCD) is a major public health concern and a significant contributor to child and adult morbidity and mortality. The Ministry of Health in Kenya, in partnership with Novartis, Non-communicable Diseases Alliance Kenya (NCDAK) and Academic Model Providing Access to Healthcare (AMPATH), launched the Sickle Cell Disease Afya Dhabiti Project in September 2023 to help reduce the burden of SCD in Kenya and strengthen health systems to improve patients’ access to quality care. The groundbreaking initiative aims to enhance the quality of life for people with SCD in Kenya through comprehensive awareness, education and advocacy in 17 high SCD burden counties. The three-year program will focus on training, research, capacity building of health care workers, affordability and accessibility to treatment.

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*Eligible for donations after 9/1/2021. If a Red4Life donor is also eligible to receive the Rapid Response Team donor bonus (800 points for 4 annual donations), they will only receive one (1) 800 point bonus once per year.