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Donating blood is not a casual "social" gathering. LifeStream centers and mobile drives are in tightly-controlled environments designed to keep donors safe. Patients need you NOW. Give blood today!

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Who We Are

LifeStream has served the Inland Empire and surrounding areas since 1951 providing lifesaving blood products and services to more than 80 Southern California hospitals and medical facilities. As a non-profit organization, LifeStream relies upon the generosity of more than 600 volunteer blood donors daily.

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Financial Support!

In addition to the over 600 donations of blood needed each day by the patients served by LifeStream, financial contributions from caring and compassionate people, such as you, are critical in maintaining our ability to meet the needs of the patients and medical facilities we serve.

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Richard Nixon Presidential Library and Museum Blood Drives

Welcome to the Richard Nixon Presidential Library and Museum Blood Drives! Blood Drive Details Richard...

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PRESS RELEASE: LifeStream Blood Bank Exempt from Statewide Stay-At-Home Order Centers are Open; Blood Donors urged to “Show Up, Save Lives”

March 20, 2020 - LifeStream Blood Bank Exempt from Statewide Stay-At-Home Order Centers are Open;...

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Richard Nixon Presidential Library and Museum Blood Drives

Welcome to the Richard Nixon Presidential Library and Museum Blood Drives! Blood Drive Details Richard

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PRESS RELEASE: LifeStream Blood Bank Exempt from Statewide Stay-At-Home Order Centers are Open; Blood Donors urged to “Show Up, Save Lives”

March 20, 2020 - LifeStream Blood Bank Exempt from Statewide Stay-At-Home Order Centers are Open;

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Type B Plasma is Needed

Type B Plasma is Needed Our community’s type B plasma supply is low. Plasma can

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