
Donate blood at a Final Four Slam Dunk Drive, see NCAA stars in action
Donors get a pair of tickets to the State Farm College Slam Dunk Contest, a part of the NCAA’s Final Four weekend. South Texas Blood
Donors get a pair of tickets to the State Farm College Slam Dunk Contest, a part of the NCAA’s Final Four weekend. South Texas Blood
It was just a regular day for Martha “Marty” Shuh. Another day at Donor Pavilion to donate blood. Marty is a regular, and staff are
This month’s DOUBLE YOUR IMPACT helps feed our senior population South Texas Blood & Tissue is teaming up with Meals on Wheels to help feed
Blood donors could get away with travel-related gift cards after donating. From Feb. 16-22, anyone who schedules an appointment to donate blood at any South
Daniele Anderson’s Christian faith was her life, and her penchant for love and selflessness left a legacy that continues to touch multiple lives. Her selflessness
UTSA will host a blood drive on Main Campus as part of the 210 Rally Cry Lets go, 210! Feb. 10 is officially UTSA 210
Saddle up, San Antonio! South Texas Blood & Tissue is partnering up with radio station Y100 to give donors tickets to the 2025 San Antonio Stock Show and Rodeo Fairgrounds.
The relocated Southeast Donor Center officially opened its doors to the community on Jan. 14. Our new facility has the capacity to receive and schedule up to 62 donors and appointments a day.
Through a partnership with Velico Inc., a Massachusetts-based medical supply company, South Texas Blood & Tissue will be taking part in a groundbreaking blood preservation technology that could help save even more lives.
South Texas Blood & Tissue is excited to unveil its updated and relocated new donor center on San Antonio’s southside. This new location will help garner donor visibility and highlight the cultural richness of our community.
In commemoration of National Blood Donor Month, from Jan. 6-10 local landmarks including the Alamo Quarry Market smokestacks, North Star Mall Cowboy Boots, the Tower of the Americas and The Tobin Center are turning their lights red to bring awareness to the cause.
Donor families created ornaments of their loved ones, which were placed on a beautifully lit Christmas tree in Donor Pavilion, called the Giving Tree.