Get Rowdy, UTSA! Donate Blood & Save Lives
September 18, 2025
Donors will receive a “Runners Save Lives” T-shirt and movie tickets SAN ANTONIO – South Texas Blood & Tissue and the University of Texas at San
Donors will receive a “Runners Save Lives” T-shirt and movie tickets SAN ANTONIO – South Texas Blood & Tissue and the University of Texas at San
Fight childhood cancer and get tickets to a San Antonio FC match when you donate blood this month SAN ANTONIO – Cancer affects people of every
With more than 312,036 miles and countless blood drives, it seemed like it was the end of the line for bloodmobile B-8. But it’s not,
Be part of a lifesaving team this October and join the Boo Crew. Members of Boo Crew can save up to three lives when donating blood, but only 3% of the population that is eligible to donate gives.
Donate blood and help celebrate National Hispanic Heritage Month with the help of The Gonzaba Foundation and Guadalupe Cultural Arts Center South Texas Blood &
BioBridge Global is making significant contributions to the ongoing fight with cancer, the organization’s Chief Scientific Officer told members of The Blood & Tissue Center
South Texas Blood & Tissue is part of a newly formed alliance with Cord Blood Blank Alliance to help build awareness of and expand research
Myra Arthur, Stephanie Guerra, Dr. Gabi Niederauer, Diana Rendon and Jason Rice are all driven by a personal story or a passion to give back
What part of the organization and mission speaks most to you and why? As a cancer survivor myself, as well as knowing many impacted by cancer
BioBridge Global CEO Marty Landon recently sat down with editors from Invest: San Antonio magazine for a Q and A on how the organization is meeting the demand for local healthcare and the growing advanced therapies market in today’s economic climate.
August is National Multiethnic Donor Awareness Month, when organizations spread the word about the need for more diverse organ, eye and tissue donors. Members of
South Texas Blood & Tissue (STB&T) is implementing new guidance from the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) for assessing blood donor eligibility using a set of individual risk-based questions to reduce the risk of transfusion-transmitted HIV.