Halachik Organ Donor Society

Experience a warm welcome from our knowledgeable staff at our Midtown Manhattan Donor Center. Enjoy complimentary Wi-Fi, snacks, and parking while you help save lives. As one of the world's largest nonprofit, community-based blood centers, the New York Blood Center (NYBC) has been serving over 75 million people in 17 states since 1964. We collect, manufacture, test, process, and distribute millions of blood products annually. Our commitment to advancing healthcare extends beyond blood donation. NYBC Enterprises is a leader in cell therapy and transfusion services nationwide, and our Lindsley F. Kimball Research Institute is at the forefront of cutting-edge blood research.

Let our friendly and knowledgeable staff welcome you to our W. 35th St. Donor Center. This space features free Wi-Fi access, delicious snacks and drinks after your donation, and free on-site parking! Founded in 1964, New York Blood Center (NYBC), operated by New York Blood Center Enterprises, is one of the largest nonprofit community blood centers in the world. We deliver lifesaving blood products and services, as well as clinical, medical, pharmaceutical, testing, and consultative services, to over 400 hospitals and dozens of research organizations, academic institutions, and biopharmaceutical companies. Visit the About Us section of our website to learn more.

The Halachic Organ Donor Society (HODS) is a non-profit organization based in New York, NY, dedicated to promoting organ donation within the Orthodox Jewish community. With a mission to save lives through halachic (Jewish legal) organ transplantation, HODS works with Orthodox rabbis, scholars, physicians, and donors to provide education, support, and resources for those interested in becoming organ donors. HODS offers a range of activities and programs, including lectures, seminars, and a speakers bureau, to raise awareness and address the ethical and halachic considerations surrounding organ donation. Committed to transparency and accountability, HODS meets the Better Business Bureau's standards for charity accountability, ensuring that donations are used effectively to support their important work.Generated from the website