Donna Ehrlich

The Blood Connection, Inc. is a not-for-profit, community blood center that has been committed to saving lives since 1962. The private company is based in Piedmont, SC and is recognized by the U.S. Congress for its dedication to disaster preparedness and the community. The company provides blood products to over 120 hospitals and emergency partners within South Carolina, North Carolina, Georgia, and Tennessee. TBC works diligently to collect blood from volunteer donors to meet the ever-increasing demand and serves hundreds of thousands of patients a year in its communities. TBC is licensed and regulated by the Food and Drug Administration, and every whole blood donation has the power to save up to 3 lives.

The Blood Connection, Inc. is a not-for-profit, community blood center that has been committed to saving lives since 1962. The private company is based in Piedmont, SC and is recognized by the U.S. Congress for its dedication to disaster preparedness and the community. The company provides blood products to over 120 hospitals and emergency partners within South Carolina, North Carolina, Georgia, and Tennessee. TBC works diligently to collect blood from volunteer donors to meet the ever-increasing demand and serves hundreds of thousands of patients a year in its communities. TBC is licensed and regulated by the Food and Drug Administration, and every whole blood donation has the power to save up to 3 lives.

The Blood Connection, Inc. is a not-for-profit, community blood center that has been committed to saving lives since 1962. The private company is based in Piedmont, SC and is recognized by the U.S. Congress for its dedication to disaster preparedness and the community. The company provides blood products to over 120 hospitals and emergency partners within South Carolina, North Carolina, Georgia, and Tennessee. TBC works diligently to collect blood from volunteer donors to meet the ever-increasing demand and serves hundreds of thousands of patients a year in its communities. TBC is licensed and regulated by the Food and Drug Administration, and every whole blood donation has the power to save up to 3 lives.