Oklahoma Blood Institute

This weekend, a huge blood drive will take place at Comanche Country Fairgrounds, and each High School will benefit from donors!

The OBI (Oklahoma Blood Institute) is in serious need for blood donations. S.W. Oklahoma is facing a critical blood shortage at this time due to the COVID-19 pandemic and recent Winter weather conditions.

Do your part and help the OBI (Oklahoma Blood Institute) beef up the blood supply. They'll be hosting a blood drive today (09-03-20) from 9:00am until 4:00pm and again tomorrow (09-04-20) from 9:00am to 4:00pm at the Oklahoma Blood Institute in downtown Lawton, OK. located at 211 S.W. A Avenue.

Going on today (08-29-20) the OBI (Oklahoma Blood Institute) is hosting a blood drive at Legend Driven, located at 5002 N.W. Cache Road. The blood drive will take place from 10:00am until 3:00pm.

Oklahoma Blood Institute Announces Aggressive Campaign to Recruit Convalescent Plasma Donors in Light of Skyrocketing Demand

The OBI (Oklahoma Blood Institute) is in desperate need of blood and plasma donors. We're facing a community, state and even National blood shortage.

Oklahoma Blood Institute is experiencing an emergency blood shortage and is issuing an urgent call for donors of all blood types.

Townsquare Media, L.O.L. (Laugh Out Loud)  and the O.B.I. (Oklahoma Blood Institute) have teamed up to help supply local and area hospitals with much needed blood. The need for blood is constant and by donating you're helping people right here in S.W. Oklahoma like your neighbors, friends and family.

This Thursday and Friday, from 9 am to 4 pm, the Oklahoma Blood Institute, in conjunction with the Oklahoma Pork Council, is holding their annual "Pre-Memorial Day" blood drive in their Lawton facility at 211 SW A Ave. Over 1000 blood donors are needed daily to keep with the needs of patients at our local hospitals and across the state...

Oklahoma Blood Institute (OBI) has declared a blood emergency across the state as its supply has reached a less than one-day supply. Declines in blood donation have left the blood inventory critically low.

The Oklahoma Blood Institute (OBI) has released a statement saying that the organization now has adequate supply for patients in the 140 hospitals they serve across the state.