Student Opportunities
LifeServe will award up to $500 in scholarship funds to students who organize a successful blood drive during the summer (Memorial Day - Labor Day) or winter (December and January) scholarship periods! To be eligible for the scholarship award, students must recruit donors, act as the chairperson for the blood drive, and register 25 donors ($250 awarded) or 40 donors ($500 awarded). Individual scholarships are offered to any student seeking or currently achieving a higher level of education.
Build your resume
Show colleges and future employers that you took initiative and made a real difference.
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Gain Real Leadership Experience
Take the lead on a project that brings people together around a meaningful goal.
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Learn Marketing & Event Planning Skills
Promote your drive, recruit donors, organize details, and help turn an idea into a successful event.
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Make Connections in Your Community
Work with classmates, teachers, family, local organizations, and LifeServe while helping support local patients.
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LifeServe Blood Center’s newly enhanced High School Scholarship Program offers schools the opportunity to turn student leadership and service into real scholarship dollars. By hosting just two or more blood drives with LifeServe between July 1, 2026, and June 30, 2027, your school can unlock scholarship funding for your students or your school. Scholarship amounts range from $500 to $5,000 based on units collected throughout all blood drives during the timeframe.
Let’s work together to create future leaders who care deeply about their community and the lives they touch.
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Little LifeServer Program
This program is meant to introduce students to and engage them in the idea of blood donation early so that when they become eligible (16 or 17 years of age with parental permission) to donate, they are aware and ready to commit to supporting the community blood supply. Our Territory Representatives work with schools to educate about blood components, the function of blood, and the importance of blood donation. The information is grade-level appropriate curriculum and includes classroom activities along with planning, donor recruitment for a school hosted blood drive, and recognition tools to support the program.