Our mission is to promote an effective environmental health and safety plan and practice, to ensure safe and secure blood center conditions are provided and maintained for all of our employees, donors, volunteers and guests.
The safety and health of all employees of Blood Bank of the Redwoods is of primary importance. The prevention of work-related injuries and illnesses is of such consequence that it should be given precedence over operating productivity.
Blood Bank of the Redwoods pledges to work diligently and conscientiously in the elimination of potential hazardous conditions and expects equal diligence from all employees in the observance of safe work rules and elimination of unsafe work practices.
It is Blood Bank of the Redwoods intent always to maintain an effective program for guarding against employee injury and illness. To be successful, proper attitudes toward accident prevention on everyone’s part is required. Success in all safety and health matters also depends upon cooperation among management, all employees and also between each employee and fellow workers. Only through such cooperation can a safety and health record in the best interest of all be established and preserved.
"Donating blood is one of the things I can do to 'do good.' With so many unimportant activities consuming our days, it’s great to be able to really help others."
“I donate because it’s a random act of kindness and I enjoy doing things like that. John Wooden, former basketball coach of UCLA, said something like 'You can’t have a perfect day unless you give something to someone who will never be able to repay you.'”