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“Bloodwork’s NW does *NOT* pay their plasma donors like other donation centers.I looked everywhere online to find this out and it isn’t addressed anywhere, even on their website. They should consider adding that information to their extensive info page on plasma. Finally, I just called and asked them directly, and they confirmed that none of their donors are compensated in any way.Pro bono donation is a noble thing to do, and I do believe paying for whole blood donations isn’t even legal anyway. This isn’t a criticism of Bloodworks (notice the 5 ⭐️ rating.) But paid plasma donation has saved me on bills and rent many times. I’ve done it a hundred times at least. Now that I’ve moved to the PNW, I was excited to see find a donation center nearby. If Bloodworks paid their plasma donors, I’d be in there twice a week. Sadly, without that compensation, I can’t afford that drive on a regular basis.”
“We adopted here recently and it was a good experience. The staff are very nice people and easy to work with. Their process is just... very slow. I understand they're probably under manned and under funded, but it took an extremely long time to go from "We'll take her" to going home with the dog.”
“I had people waiting for me so I had to hurry? but looked like they had a pretty good selection one of the bigger ones that you can actually try on clothes!! Big bonus for those of us that live in the sticks!!!!”
Community Services Non Profits
Community Services Non Profits
Community Services Non Profits
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“So fun! At first I was worried I couldn't pass the swim test, or if I did they wouldn't let me swim very far, but even the easiest one will let you go very far into the pool! Plus, I forgot goggles once but I asked a pool lifeguard and they showed me a small bin of goggles that you could get goggles from (although they were dusty and most of them were broken).”