Social Media Toolkit: Donate Blood Plasma and Help Save Lives
People who have recovered from COVID-19 have antibodies in their blood that may help treat people who have recently contracted the virus. So far, over 40,000 patients have received plasma treatment for COVID-19. This treatment, however, needs the help of eligible Americans to donate their plasma. Do your part to help in the whole-of-America fight against the COVID-19 pandemic – find out if you are eligible and how to donate at www.coronavirus.govexternal icon.
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Recovered from COVID? Help us save lives. Donate plasma now. Cornonavirus.gov
Recovered from COVID? Help us save lives? Donate plasma now. Dr. Anthony Fauci, NAID Director
Recovered from COVID? Help us save lives. Donate plasma now. Cornonavirus.gov Surgeon General Jerome Adams
Recovered from COVID? Help us save lives. Donate plasma now. Cornonavirus.gov Surgeon General Jerome Adams
Had COVID? Be a lifeline. Donate plasma now. Cornonavirus.gov
Had COVID? Be a lifeline. Donate plasma now. Cornonavirus.gov
Recovered from COVID? Help us save lives? Donate plasma now. Coronavirus.gov
Had COVID Be a lifeline. Donate plasma now. Coronavirus.gov
Recovered from COVID-19? Donate Plasma. Coronavirus.gov
Recovered from COVID-19? Donate Plasma. Coronavirus.gov