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  • Released
  • Updated
  • February 20, 2018
  • March 9, 2026

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Easily find and schedule appointments at donation centers and mobile blood drives. Donors can access their account to view donation history, eligibility, and vital signs.

✓Schedule donation appointments
✓Find donation centers
✓Locate mobile blood drives
✓Access donor account
✓View donation history
✓Check eligibility
✓See vital signs
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What's New in TBC Now

2.4.02

March 9, 2026

Improved performance, stability, and future feature support. Reduced memory usage on newer Operating System versions. Updated underlying libraries for security, compatibility, and reliability. UI/UX polish and bug fixes.

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User reviews

What’s going on?

I used to love this app. Lately it won’t let me in and the website isn’t any better. If it isn’t fixed, I am not going to be able to donate because I will have no way to keep track.

So secure I can’t log in

Just got the email encouraging use of the app but the two factor authentication doesn’t work on my iPhone and I either can’t request text authentication or there is no way to navigate and enter the code

Gift Store Not Working

I received my points but am unable to use them as nothing shows up within the gift store

Pretty Terrible App.

The App is trash, it’s terrible because it’s the only way to redeem your points but when you go to redeem them there’s always a problem! Literally everything else opens and works except the online store. It takes hours for it work, sometimes the points don’t even show up for days! I don’t know why they just don’t get ai to debug the coding.
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Extremely frustrating rewards experience

The rewards experience has been incredibly frustrating. I have been trying to resolve a rewards issue since July and have been repeatedly redirected between The Blood Connection, Amazon, Tango gift cards, BlackhawkNetworks and MyPrePaidCenter - third-party companies responsible for processing the rewards.

Instead of TBC taking ownership of the problem, I have been told to contact another company or website, and then another. I've spent an unreasonable amount of time trying to get a simple issue resolved.

If TBC offers rewards as an incentive for donors, it should also stand behind that program and help donors when something goes wrong. After this experience, I am very disappointed with TBC's customer service and the way its rewards program is handled
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FAQ

What does The Blood Connection (TBC) Now app do?

The TBC Now app allows users to easily find and schedule appointments at The Blood Connection's donation centers and mobile blood drives. It also provides existing donors with access to their donor account, where they can view their blood type, donation history, eligibility, and vital signs taken during donations.

What are the key features of the TBC Now app?

Key features include the ability to schedule donation appointments, find nearby donation centers, and locate mobile blood drives. For registered donors, the app offers access to their donor account to view personal health metrics like blood pressure and hemoglobin, as well as their donation history and eligibility status.

Is the TBC Now app free to use?

Yes, the TBC Now app is free to download and use. The Blood Connection is a 501(c)3 nonprofit organization, and the app is provided as a service to facilitate blood donations and donor engagement without any cost to the user.

Who can use the TBC Now app?

Anyone interested in donating blood can use the app to find and schedule appointments. TBC accepts volunteer blood donors aged 16 and older (with parental consent for minors). Existing TBC blood donors can also use the app to access their personal donor account information.

Where are TBC donation centers and mobile blood drives located?

TBC operates donation centers and holds mobile blood drives in South Carolina, North Carolina, and Georgia. Specific donation centers are located in various South Carolina cities like Greenville and Spartanburg, and in North Carolina cities such as Hendersonville and Raleigh. Blood drives are held regularly throughout these service areas.