Looking for lifesavers! Donate blood and enter the prize draw
Why should I donate blood?
Donating blood is a concrete and easy way to help patients. And it always feels good! Blood products are given to premature babies, cancer patients and accident victims, among others.
Every year, more than 20,000 new blood donors are needed to ensure a sufficient and diverse donor base in Finland – one that can support patient care now and in the future.
First-time donors will receive a Lifesaver bag!
T-shirt prize draw
We’ll be holding daily prize draws for T-shirts among all visitors at Blood Service locations across Finland from 8 September to 31 December 2025.
How to enter
- Book a blood donation appointment online or come see us in person.
- Give your email address to the nurse when you arrive at your appointment.
We need your email address so that we can let you know if you win.
Prizes
Hengenpelastaja-T-shirts are made of 100% organic cotton and manufactured in Portugal. The shirts are unisex and available in sizes S–XXXL.
The T-shirt is valued at 29 euros, and during the campaign, one shirt will be drawn per donation day. Winners can order their preferred size of the Lifesaver T-shirt free of charge from the Finnish Red Cross online store.
Processing of personal data
The Finnish Red Cross Blood Service’s personal data processing principles are set out in the blood donor register privacy statement on our website. Any information collected specifically for the purposes of the campaign will be erased afterwards.
Other terms and conditions
The Blood Service reserves the right to make changes to the campaign and its rules. We will endeavour to post any changes that we have to make to the campaign on this page as well as in other marketing channels relating to the campaign.
Let others know you’re a lifesaver!
Want to make sure you get a brand-new T-shirt? You can buy yours from the Finnish Red Cross online store. A limited number of shirts are available. By purchasing a shirt, you also support the humanitarian work of the Finnish Red Cross in Finland.