At Cellular Life Solutions, your unique donations are more than just blood - they're hope. We seek individuals willing to donate blood samples to determine their eligibility for a unique type of donation. These special donations are critical to helping scientists diagnose and manage severe diseases — enabling a better life for countless patients worldwide.
Rewarding Your Kindness
As a token of our gratitude, a successful special donation will earn you between 600 and 2500 reward points (equivalent up to a $200 value), depending on the procedure performed. These points can be redeemed for digital gift cards in our Donor Rewards Store. It's a small way to say 'thanks' for your generosity.
Contact Us
Contact us at CS@cellularlifesolutions.org or (713) 791-6653 for additional questions or concerns. We're here to guide you at each step of the process.
To begin earning points, you must create a Digital Donor account. You can do so by visiting giveblood.org or downloading our Digital Donor app available on iOS and Android devices. New donors and those who don't have an account need to create one within 30 days of donating or they will lose their points.
Cellular Whole Blood: 600 points
Mononuclear Cell Apheresis: 2,500 points
Log in to your Digital Donor account and visit the Rewards Store. Ensure you have the updated email address listed in your account. To update your email address, access My Account in your Digital Donor account and select Change Communication Preferences.
Your gift card will be distributed electronically, so we must have your current email address on file. If you order a gift card through the Rewards Store and don't see it in your email inbox, check your junk mail. Be sure and add us to your safe sender list, so you won't miss any of our updates.
When a donor reaches 15 months with no donation activity, his or her points will be donated back to Gulf Coast Regional Blood Center. Inactive donors are encouraged to resume their donations before reaching the 15-month mark to keep their points from expiring and, more importantly, help save more lives.