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Last updated: 04/2012


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Taking Care of Our Own

The Armed Services Blood Program (ASBP) is the official U.S. military blood program. Providing an opportunity for service members, their families, and civilians to support our military in a definitive, meaningful way, the ASBP is a direct connection between those who give and the sick and injured who need their help.

ASBP Mission

To provide quality blood products and services for all worldwide customers in peace and war.

ASBP Vision

To be a preeminent quality, cost effective blood system providing blood products and services wherever and whenever needed.

Blood is Needed Every Day

Blood and blood products are used for patients of all ages for many reasons. From cancer patients or surgical patients, to those with battlefield injuries—military members depend on blood donors every day. By giving blood to the ASBP, you ensure life-saving blood products are available whenever and wherever service members and their families are in need.

Can I Donate?

Donors from all services, government employees, retirees, military family members, and civilians can donate to the ASBP. Though travel to certain areas, some medications, and medical conditions may temporarily, indefinitely, or permanently restrict donation, most healthy adults are eligible to give blood. To find out more about eligibility visit the Can I Donate? page.

Where to Give

Find the ASBP donor center near you by visiting the Blood Donor Centers page. In addition to collecting blood at their facilities, many blood donor centers “take the show on the road” and conduct mobile blood drives.