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Leaders for Life gives high school students meaningful ways to step up, serve their communities, and help save lives.
Student Blood Donation Guide
Donate Blood
High school students can earn recognition for donating blood, recruiting donors, volunteering, or coordinating a blood drive. Students who complete the program may receive a graduation honor cord, certificate of achievement, and awards-night recognition, subject to school approval.
When your school hosts an ImpactLife blood drive, your lifesaving work can also support projects that matter to your students, classrooms, and community.
Public and private pre-K–12 schools within the ImpactLife service region can apply after hosting a blood drive that collects at least 20 donations.
Grant funding can support a student scholarship, charitable donation, classroom or curriculum need, or another project that advances the ImpactLife mission.
Bring the lifesaving importance of blood donation into the classroom with free, turnkey lesson plans and activities for educators.
Vein to Vein resources are designed to support the Next Generation Science Standards while also offering opportunities to incorporate English Language Arts and Mathematics.
Meet students who are stepping forward and making a lifesaving difference in their communities.
High school leaders who help host an ImpactLife blood drive receive a Taco About Giving T-shirt. It is our way of recognizing the planning, recruiting, and teamwork that help make each blood drive possible.
Customize a Leaders for Life graphic and share your blood drive story!
Vertical graphics made for Instagram and Facebook Stories.
Graphics made for Instagram, Facebook, and more.
Watch this quick tutorial to learn how to add your photo or text to these templates, and then download your finished graphic.
At select high school blood drives, students can use Mixed Reality to explore the blood donation journey in an immersive new way. The experience provides a distraction for high-school-age, first-time donors!