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School Group Blood Drive Fundraiser

Bloodworks

Foundation Annual Grants for Youth Programs

Funding Amount

Varies

Deadline

Rolling / Open

Grant Type

Foundation

Deadline history & next window

Cycle
Rolling — applications accepted year-round
Tracked since
April 2026

From the program guidelines: “Year-round availability provides flexibility in scheduling”

Can we apply?

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Eligible organizations

  • High school or college student organizations

Other requirements

  • Must be administration-approved and institutionally recognized
  • Must consist of four or more people
  • Must be student-based and/or student-focused
  • Tied to a department on campus (or equivalent structure)

Overview

Designed for student-based school groups to host blood drives and earn money to support group events, fees, and expenses.

Geographic Scope: Washington and Oregon (Western Washington & Oregon region)

Focus Areas:

  • Blood donor recruitment
  • Student organization fundraising
  • Community service

Eligibility:

  • High school or college student organizations
  • Must be administration-approved and institutionally recognized
  • Must consist of four or more people
  • Must be student-based and/or student-focused
  • Tied to a department on campus (or equivalent structure)

Award Details:

  • Funds earned can be used for:
    • Group events
    • Membership fees
    • Group expenses

Availability: Year-round

Additional Benefits:

  • Certificate of Excellence
  • Community service hour documentation
  • Leadership development

How to Apply

Application Process

  1. Submit an interest form at bloodworksnw.org (specific form for scholarships + fundraisers)
  2. Confirm group status:
    • Administration approval of blood drive activity
    • Institutional recognition of group
    • Minimum 4 student members
    • Student-based/focused organizational structure
  3. Contact community engagement liaison to schedule coordination meeting
  4. Plan and host blood drive (can be off-campus community drive or donor center takeover)
  5. Recruit donors during drive period
  6. Document success metrics
  7. Receive fundraising proceeds

Required Materials:

  • Interest form submission
  • Proof of group registration and institutional recognition
  • Group leadership contact information

Notes:

  • Year-round availability provides flexibility in scheduling
  • Funds benefit the organization, not individual students
  • Multiple school groups can participate in same program cycle

Contact: bloodworksnw.org or community engagement at [email protected]

What Bloodworks actually gave

Source: IRS Form 990, 2025

Grants in 2025
3
Total given
$78K
Median grant
$9,609
Range
$8,474–$60K
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Focus Areas & Funding Uses

Fields of Work

  • Youth programs

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