Australia’s Olympians Michael Klim, Cathy Freeman, Ian Thorpe, Cate Campbell and Cooper Woods are showing up for a gold that matters beyond sport – plasma.
This is their invitation to you. Watch now.
Plasma is the yellowish liquid part of your blood that carries blood cells throughout the body and can be used in 18 different life-saving ways. International Plasma Awareness Week (IPAW) celebrates the power of plasma and the incredible difference plasma donors make to patients every day.
Can I give plasma?
You won’t need to break a sweat to score this limited-edition sweat towel. As part of International Plasma Awareness Week, we want to thank and recognise our amazing donors. Simply join our donor loyalty program, Lifeblood Gifts, donate plasma in October, and it’s yours!
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The greatest victories are the ones we achieve together. And helping save lives is one worth showing up for.
With Lifeblood Teams, you can join forces with your organisation and workplace to help meet Australia's growing need for plasma. Every donation helps, and when a team comes together to help save lives, the impact is extraordinary.
So gather your teammates, step up for Australia and go for life-saving gold!
“I’ve always pushed my body to the limit. I never thought it would let me down.”
A rare autoimmune disorder called chronic inflammatory demyelinating polyneuropathy, or CIDP, hit Olympian Michael Klim hard. But, with the help of donated plasma, he’s fighting back.
Every 6 weeks, Michael needs intravenous immunoglobulin (IVIg). Just one treatment for him is made from up to...