Single-digit and subzero temperatures are keeping people at home these days, which is not good news for the American Red Cross. The nonprofit recently canceled hundreds of blood drives nationwide, including dozens of local ones.

The American Red Cross program at BYU is encouraging students to donate blood to save the lives of others in need during January — National Blood Donor Month.

The American Red Cross is sharing a renewed push for blood donations following nearly 500 blood drive cancellations across the U.S. READ MORE:

American Red Cross is calling on donors to give blood or platelets now, to help protect the blood supply from the ongoing impacts of severe winter weather and wildfires. Type

The American Red Cross’ two-day annual Ohio Valley Media Day Blood Drive started strong on Monday, but is in need of many more donors. According to Sharon Kesselring, executive director of the American Red Cross of the Ohio River Valley,

The American Red Cross of Georgia is calling on metro Atlanta residents to give blood for those affected by recent cold temperatures.

The American Red Cross is asking the public to donate blood amid severe winter weather and wildfires in the Los Angeles area.The Red Cross has experienced blood

The American Red Cross is encouraging donors to give blood or platelets as winter storms and California wildfires have impacted blood supply.