We’re incredibly grateful to our community of over half a million donors who generously give life and we want to say a big thank you. Each and every one of you has made a difference and we couldn’t have done it without you.
To celebrate, we’ve collaborated with Indigenous Australian artist, Aretha Brown, to bring you a limited-edition bandage that you can wear loud and proud. Book a donation between 10 June to 14 July to score yours.
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Aretha Brown is an Indigenous Australian artist, screenwriter, and the former Prime Minister of the National Indigenous Youth Parliament. Her work draws influence from growing up in Melbourne’s Western Suburbs and her design for Lifeblood represents how she relates to the notion of living in a developed city as well as how that translates to her notion of ‘country’.
“What country means to me probably differs from mob who live in more regional and remote areas. Those differences shouldn’t divide us but bind us and be acknowledged. Every person’s experience navigating life is valid and worth celebrating. It’s how each of us brings our own uniqueness to our community and when we come together to make a difference, that’s where powerful impact happens.”
Saving lives is better together and if you’re looking for a life-saving crew to donate with, we have just the thing. Learn more about Lifeblood Teams in our interviews with The Monash University Medical Undergraduates Society Lifeblood Team and the V/Line’s Lifeblood Team and how you can find your very own like-minded group.

Love the National Blood Donor Week bandage design and wish you could have an exclusive print of it in your home? Join our competition for a chance to win it.
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