Log Your Blood Donations & Track Your Donor History
Every time you donate blood, platelets, or plasma, log it here to build your official donation record. Track your total lives saved, check your next eligible donation date based on DGHS guidelines, and download your digital donor card — free, in one place.
Why Join the Donor Portal
Most donors lose track of how many times they've donated or when they're next eligible. The LifeSavers United Donor Portal keeps that record for you. Log each donation — whether you find a donation camp near you, give at a hospital, or visit a blood bank — and we'll calculate your next eligible date automatically using NBTC/DGHS recovery guidelines (90 days for whole blood, 14 for platelets, 28 for plasma).
You'll also get a shareable digital donor ID card and a printable certificate of appreciation for every donation, so your contribution is recognized and easy to prove. Learn more about healthy recovery times and criteria in our blood compatibility and donation guides.
How It Works
Simple 4-step process to manage and celebrate your life-saving blood donation journey
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01Verify your mobile number
— the same one you used to register as a donor.
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02Log your donations
— add past donations or new ones as you make them.
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03Track your eligibility
— see exactly when you can donate again.
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04Download your donor card & certificate
— share your milestone with pride.
What You Can Do Inside
Key features built for registered voluntary blood, platelet, and plasma donors
Complete Donation History
Every unit of blood, platelets, or plasma you've donated, recorded and verified against hospital/camp records — your full blood donation history in one place.
Smart Recovery Countdown
Know your exact next eligible donation date, calculated automatically from Indian DGHS recovery guidelines.
Digital Lifesaver Card
Download your verified blood donor ID card and share your donation milestones on WhatsApp or Instagram.
Donor Mobile Verification
Enter your 10-digit registered mobile number
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Frequently Asked Questions
Clear answers to help you navigate your voluntary blood donation portal
How do I log a blood donation on LifeSavers United?
Verify your registered mobile number with an OTP, then use the "Log a Donation" button inside the portal to add the date, donation type, and location. Coordinator-verified donations are locked for accuracy; self-reported entries can be edited later.
How do I check when I'm next eligible to donate blood?
Once logged in, your dashboard automatically shows your next eligible date for whole blood, platelets, and plasma, calculated from your last logged donation using DGHS and NBTC India recovery guidelines.
What is a digital donor card and how do I download mine?
Your digital donor card is a verified, shareable ID badge showing your blood group and donation milestones. After logging in, go to the "Digital Donor Card" tab and download it as a high-resolution image, or share it directly on WhatsApp.
Is my donation history verified by hospitals or self-reported?
Both. Donations made through LifeSavers United coordinator-organized camps or emergency requests are verified and locked. You can also self-report donations made independently, which you can edit or update anytime.
I donated but I'm not registered yet — what do I do?
You'll need to register as a donor first. Register here, then return to the Donor Portal to verify your mobile number and log your donation.
Donor Name
Bronze Lifesaver📍 Ahmedabad, Gujarat
Recorded in your profile
Blood, Platelets & Plasma
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Your Blood Donations
Official coordinator-verified records are locked; self-reported entries can be edited.
Donated at an emergency call through LifeSavers United but missing your official verified tag?
💬 Verify with Coordinator on WhatsApp →Next Eligible Blood Donation Schedule
Calculated according to DGHS & NBTC India medical rest guidelines
90-day recovery interval
14-day recovery interval
28-day recovery interval