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Carter BloodCare is partnering with American Airlines Center and the Dallas Mavericks this week for a community blood drive through Friday.

Carter BloodCare is offering coronavirus antibody testing on successful blood donations for a limited time.

Starting Monday, June 22, Carter BloodCare will offer coronavirus antibody testing for a limited time, according to a press release from the non-profit. The antibody test is an indicator if an individual has been exposed to COVID-19 but not a diagnosis of immunity.

Carter BloodCare is again putting out the call for donors, saying the blood supply is at a critical low.

Amid the COVID-19 Coronavirus crisis, many of our local non-profit agencies have responded to the increased needs of our community. As a result of this amplified effort, many are in need of our support in many ways including financial contributions. Here is a list of local organizations working around the clock to help during this emergency. American Red Cross Donate:…

American Red Cross Get Help: https://www.redcross.org/local/texas/north-texas/get-help.html Donate Funds: https://www.redcross.org/donate/cm/nbc5-pub.html/ Donate Blood: https://www.nbcdfw.com/news/coronavirus/red-cross-announces-severe-blood-shortage-donors-urgently-needed-amid-coronavirus/2332230/ Blood donors are urgently needed. There is a severe blood shortage in North Texas here is no data or evidence that this coronavirus can be transmitted by blood transfusion and there have been no reported cases of transfusion transmission for any respiratory virus, including this coronavirus. Carter...

Over the weekend, Fort Worth and surrounding area residents extended a Texas-sized helping hand by donating blood in this time of great need. Billy Bob’s Texas, the world’s largest honky tonk, hosted a 3-day blood drive. The business is temporarily closed in the interest of public health as city leaders fight the spread of coronavirus. According to Carter BloodCare,...

Carter BloodCare is on urgent appeal due to a shortage in the local and national blood supply. Our community is in a blood crisis!

NBC 5 is partnering with Carter BloodCare to encourage viewers to give blood due to the critical shortage of blood locally and nationally.

Carter BloodCare and the Frisco RoughRiders teamed up Monday night to help victims of the recent mass shootings.

Carter BloodCare and the Frisco RoughRiders teamed up Monday night to help victims of the recent mass shootings.

Blood donations are needed to fill local shortages, after blood products were diverted to El Paso to treat victims of Saturday’s mass shooting. Additionally, a victims relief fund is raising money to help victims and their families.

Discussing Sickle Cell disease and how viewers can help during Sickle Cell Awareness Month with Dr. William Crews, the Medical Director of Laboratory Services at Carter BloodCare. To learn more, visit www.carterbloodcare.org.

Members of Gateway Church are lining up to donate blood after their pastor nearly died after losing more than half of his.

Members of Gateway Church are lining up to donate blood after their pastor nearly died after losing more than half of his.

Local support requested for South Texas hospitals and blood program.

If you were thinking about donating platelets, Carter BloodCare asks that you do so in the next few days.

Prairie Creek Elementary in the Richardson ISD hosted a blood drive recently.

Blood from donors in Texas is now being tested for Zika virus infection, in an effort to prevent the virus from being spread through transfusions.

Health officials and experts are evaluating local plans to combat the Zika Virus amid reports that infected mosquitoes likely spread the illness to some in Florida.