Oklahoma's blood supply depends on donors like you.
Every unit donated here stays in Oklahoma — going directly to patients in local emergency rooms, operating rooms, and cancer treatment centers. Schedule at a certified donor center near you.
12 certified centers • trained medical staff • 8-10 minute draw • sterile single-use equipment
Why Oklahoma donors choose us
12 certified donor centers staffed by trained medical professionals
Every unit stays in Oklahoma — sent directly to local hospitals
8-10 minute blood draw using sterile, single-use equipment
One donation can help up to 3 patients in your community
847+ Oklahomans have already signed up to donate
Oklahoma hospitals use 800+ units of blood every day. Your donation goes directly to local patients.
Why your donation matters in Oklahoma
Oklahoma's hospitals rely on a steady supply of donated blood for trauma care, scheduled surgeries, cancer treatment, and chronic conditions. There is no synthetic substitute — patients depend entirely on volunteer donors.
Every unit stays local
Blood donated in Oklahoma stays in Oklahoma. Your donation goes directly to patients at hospitals near you — not to a national supply chain.
8 minutes. Up to 3 lives.
The actual blood draw takes just 8-10 minutes. That single donation can help up to 3 patients — trauma victims, surgery patients, and those undergoing cancer treatment.
Medically supervised, always
Every donor center is staffed by trained medical professionals using sterile, single-use equipment. Your safety comes first, and staff guide you through every step.
How to donate
Three steps — most donors are in and out in under an hour.
Check your eligibility
Most healthy adults age 17+ (16 with parental consent) who weigh at least 110 lbs qualify. Takes 30 seconds to check.
Review eligibility →Choose a center or drive
12 certified donor centers across Oklahoma from OKC to Tulsa to Lawton. Walk-ins welcome at every location.
Find a center →Schedule your appointment
Book online in under 2 minutes. The actual blood draw takes 8-10 minutes, and you're done in about an hour total.
Schedule now →Can I donate?
Most healthy adults qualify. Eligibility depends on age, weight, and health history. If you have a specific concern — medications, tattoos, travel, or a medical condition — check below or call your nearest center before your visit.
Check EligibilityIf you are unsure, contact the donor center before your appointment so staff can help answer your questions.
Common basics include:
- Be at least 17 years old, or 16 with parental consent where allowed
- Weigh at least 110 pounds
- Be feeling well and not currently taking antibiotics
- Wait the required time between whole blood donations (typically 8 weeks)
Find a donor center near you
Choose a convenient donor center and plan your visit in minutes. Oklahoma donor center locations include major metro and regional sites.
Oklahoma City, OK 73104
Central OKC Blood Donor Center
Serving Moore, Midwest City, Mustang, Bethany and surrounding areas
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Tulsa, OK 74137
Tulsa Blood Donor Center
Serving Jenks, Bixby, Owasso, Sand Springs and surrounding areas
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Edmond, OK 73013
Edmond Blood Donor Center
Serving Arcadia, Deer Creek, Piedmont, Guthrie and surrounding areas
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Norman, OK 73069
Norman Blood Donor Center
Serving Moore, Noble, Lexington, Purcell and surrounding areas
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Broken Arrow, OK 74012
Broken Arrow Blood Donor Center
Serving Bixby, Coweta, Jenks, Glenpool and surrounding areas
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Lawton, OK 73501
Lawton Blood Donor Center
Serving Fort Sill, Cache, Elgin, Fletcher and surrounding areas
Learn More →Prefer a mobile drive? Search upcoming drives and select the location that fits your schedule.
What to expect at your appointment
The entire process takes about 45-60 minutes for whole blood. Your information is handled confidentially, and trained staff are with you at every step.
Quick check-in
Arrive and complete a brief registration and eligibility review.
Health screening
A short, private screening to confirm you're ready to donate safely.
Comfortable donation
The donation process is guided by trained staff in a comfortable setting. The actual draw takes 8-10 minutes.
Rest and refreshment
Relax for a few minutes after donation and enjoy complimentary snacks and drinks.
Find a mobile blood drive near you
Can't make it to a donor center? Our mobile blood drives bring donation directly to your community. Walk-ins welcome at every drive.
Oklahoma City, OK 73149
Oklahoma City Blood Drive
Serving OKC metro, Midwest City, Del City, Choctaw and surrounding areas
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Tulsa, OK 74103
Tulsa Blood Drive
Serving downtown Tulsa, Midtown, Brookside, Owasso and surrounding areas
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Norman, OK 73072
Norman Blood Drive
Serving OU campus, Moore, Noble, Lexington and surrounding areas
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Edmond, OK 73013
Edmond Blood Drive
Serving UCO campus, Arcadia, Deer Creek, Guthrie and surrounding areas
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Broken Arrow, OK 74012
Broken Arrow Blood Drive
Serving Bixby, Coweta, Jenks, Glenpool and surrounding areas
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Lawton, OK 73501
Lawton Blood Drive
Serving Fort Sill, Cache, Elgin, Fletcher and surrounding areas
Learn More →76+ community drive locations across Oklahoma, Texas & Arkansas. Walk-ins welcome.
Frequently asked questions
Most donors can complete the process in a short visit, depending on check-in and screening. Whole blood donation takes about 45-60 minutes total, with the actual draw taking just 8-10 minutes. Plasma takes 60-90 minutes and platelets 90-120 minutes.
Eat a healthy, iron-rich meal, drink plenty of fluids, and bring a valid photo ID. Good options include lean meats, spinach, beans, and fortified cereals. Avoid fatty foods the morning of your donation and drink at least 16 ounces of water before your appointment.
Whole blood donors generally need to wait 8 weeks (56 days) between donations. Plasma can be donated up to twice per week. Platelets can be donated every 7 days, up to 24 times per year.
Yes. Donor information is treated confidentially. All personal and health information collected during the donation process is protected and handled in accordance with privacy regulations.
Call the donor center or review the eligibility guidance before you come in. Staff can help answer questions about medications, health conditions, travel history, or other factors that may affect your eligibility.
Oklahoma hospitals need blood every day.
800+ units are needed daily across the state. One donation can help up to 3 patients. Pick a center, choose a time, and make a difference in under an hour.
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Every unit stays in Oklahoma. Sterile, single-use equipment. Confidential.