BDC – Blood Donors Club
A youth-led blood donation network saving lives across Kerala. 5,000+ volunteers responding to emergency and planned requests.
Introduction
The Blood Donors Club (BDC) was initiated by Helping Hands Charitable Trust in 2021 to build a reliable network of young voluntary blood donors across Kerala. What began as a simple coordination idea is today a life-saving initiative with 5,000+ registered volunteers who respond to emergency and planned blood requests — helping save lives daily.
UN SDG alignment
Why we started
Blood is one of the most critical, life-saving components in medicine — but also one of the most difficult to secure in an emergency
Blood is vital for saving lives, yet often hard to secure during emergencies — even in urban areas.
Surgeries
Accident trauma
Cancer and dialysis treatment
Thalassemia and rare blood group cases
Instead of depending on chance or public appeals, BDC offers a systematic, human-led response mechanism — powered by volunteers and empathy.
To ensure timely availability of safe, voluntary blood donors through a coordinated, inclusive, and technology-backed human network.
Impact on BDC
The Care Home Program by Helping Hands Charitable Trust, launched in 2019, provides free, hygienic, and compassionate accommodation to poor patients
01
Started in 2021 with 5,000+ registered volunteers, including women & deaf participants
03
Regular blood donation camps conducted with NGOs and institutions
02
Blood Request Helpline: +91 94961 94844 – Handling hundreds of rare & emergency cases yearly
04
Special focus on inclusion and support for rare/emergency cases
How it works
It provides a safe, clean, and caring residential environment that supports recovery, prevents complications, and relieves emotional burden.
STEP 1
STEP 2
STEP 3
Request Raised
The patient’s family contacts us at +91 94961 94844 via call or message.
"During my brother’s emergency surgery, BDC connected us to two AB- donors in under 30 minutes. It was nothing short of a miracle.”
Ramesh
Kozhikode
"I thought being deaf meant I couldn’t help. But BDC trained and included me — now I’m a regular donor."
Anjali
Volunteer
"During my brother’s emergency surgery, BDC connected us to two AB- donors in under 30 minutes. It was nothing short of a miracle.”
Ramesh
Kozhikode
"I thought being deaf meant I couldn’t help. But BDC trained and included me — now I’m a regular donor."
Anjali
Volunteer
"During my brother’s emergency surgery, BDC connected us to two AB- donors in under 30 minutes. It was nothing short of a miracle.”
Ramesh
Kozhikode
"I thought being deaf meant I couldn’t help. But BDC trained and included me — now I’m a regular donor."
Anjali
Volunteer
"During my brother’s emergency surgery, BDC connected us to two AB- donors in under 30 minutes. It was nothing short of a miracle.”
Ramesh
Kozhikode
"I thought being deaf meant I couldn’t help. But BDC trained and included me — now I’m a regular donor."
Anjali
Volunteer
"During my brother’s emergency surgery, BDC connected us to two AB- donors in under 30 minutes. It was nothing short of a miracle.”
Ramesh
Kozhikode
"I thought being deaf meant I couldn’t help. But BDC trained and included me — now I’m a regular donor."
Anjali
Volunteer
"During my brother’s emergency surgery, BDC connected us to two AB- donors in under 30 minutes. It was nothing short of a miracle.”
Ramesh
Kozhikode
"I thought being deaf meant I couldn’t help. But BDC trained and included me — now I’m a regular donor."
Anjali
Volunteer
"During my brother’s emergency surgery, BDC connected us to two AB- donors in under 30 minutes. It was nothing short of a miracle.”
Ramesh
Kozhikode
"I thought being deaf meant I couldn’t help. But BDC trained and included me — now I’m a regular donor."
Anjali
Volunteer
"During my brother’s emergency surgery, BDC connected us to two AB- donors in under 30 minutes. It was nothing short of a miracle.”
Ramesh
Kozhikode
"I thought being deaf meant I couldn’t help. But BDC trained and included me — now I’m a regular donor."
Anjali
Volunteer
Gallery
Lastest blog posts
BDC
The Sound of Service: How Deaf Donors Are Saving Lives with BDC
The Sound of Service: How Deaf Donors Are Saving Lives with BDC
View More
BDC
Breaking the Myth: Women as Lifesavers in Blood Donation
Breaking the Myth: Women as Lifesavers in Blood Donation
View More
BDC
A Call, A Life Saved: Inside the Everyday Heroism of BDC
A Call, A Life Saved: Inside the Everyday Heroism of BDC
View More
Apply for stay at Care Home
Who can apply?
Patients in Kerala needing emergency blood support
What you’ll need
Patient Name
Hospital Name
Blood Group
Date & Location
Stay Now
Become a volunteer donor
Fill the Donor Registration Form
You'll be contacted based on availability & need
Join thousands who give from the heart
Why it maters
A single call can mean the difference between life and loss. BDC is not just a contact number — it’s a people-powered lifeline built on compassion and connection.
Other ways to help
Organize a camp in your college or community
Donate hygiene kits, groceries, bed linen
Volunteer in food service, mental wellness, or logistics
BDC – Blood Donors Club
A youth-led blood donation network saving lives across Kerala. 5,000+ volunteers responding to emergency and planned requests.
Introduction
The Blood Donors Club (BDC) was initiated by Helping Hands Charitable Trust in 2021 to build a reliable network of young voluntary blood donors across Kerala. What began as a simple coordination idea is today a life-saving initiative with 5,000+ registered volunteers who respond to emergency and planned blood requests — helping save lives daily.
UN SDG alignment
Why we started
Blood is one of the most critical, life-saving components in medicine — but also one of the most difficult to secure in an emergency
Blood is vital for saving lives, yet often hard to secure during emergencies — even in urban areas.
Surgeries
Accident trauma
Cancer and dialysis treatment
Thalassemia and rare blood group cases
Instead of depending on chance or public appeals, BDC offers a systematic, human-led response mechanism — powered by volunteers and empathy.
To ensure timely availability of safe, voluntary blood donors through a coordinated, inclusive, and technology-backed human network.
To ensure timely availability of safe, voluntary blood donors through a coordinated, inclusive, and technology-backed human network.
Impact on BDC
The Care Home Program by Helping Hands Charitable Trust, launched in 2019, provides free, hygienic, and compassionate accommodation to poor patients
01
Sleep in unsafe and unhygienic conditions near hospitals
03
Face food insecurity and malnutrition during treatment
02
Suffer from loss of wages for both patients and caregivers
04
Lack access to clean water and sanitation facilities
How it works
It provides a safe, clean, and caring residential environment that supports recovery, prevents complications, and relieves emotional burden.
STEP 1
STEP 2
STEP 3
Request Raised
The patient’s family contacts us at +91 94961 94844 via call or message.
STEP 1
STEP 2
STEP 3
Request Raised
The patient’s family contacts us at +91 94961 94844 via call or message.
"During my brother’s emergency surgery, BDC connected us to two AB- donors in under 30 minutes. It was nothing short of a miracle.”
Ramesh
Kozhikode
"I thought being deaf meant I couldn’t help. But BDC trained and included me — now I’m a regular donor."
Anjali
Volunteer
"During my brother’s emergency surgery, BDC connected us to two AB- donors in under 30 minutes. It was nothing short of a miracle.”
Ramesh
Kozhikode
"I thought being deaf meant I couldn’t help. But BDC trained and included me — now I’m a regular donor."
Anjali
Volunteer
"During my brother’s emergency surgery, BDC connected us to two AB- donors in under 30 minutes. It was nothing short of a miracle.”
Ramesh
Kozhikode
"I thought being deaf meant I couldn’t help. But BDC trained and included me — now I’m a regular donor."
Anjali
Volunteer
"During my brother’s emergency surgery, BDC connected us to two AB- donors in under 30 minutes. It was nothing short of a miracle.”
Ramesh
Kozhikode
"I thought being deaf meant I couldn’t help. But BDC trained and included me — now I’m a regular donor."
Anjali
Volunteer
"During my brother’s emergency surgery, BDC connected us to two AB- donors in under 30 minutes. It was nothing short of a miracle.”
Ramesh
Kozhikode
"I thought being deaf meant I couldn’t help. But BDC trained and included me — now I’m a regular donor."
Anjali
Volunteer
"During my brother’s emergency surgery, BDC connected us to two AB- donors in under 30 minutes. It was nothing short of a miracle.”
Ramesh
Kozhikode
"I thought being deaf meant I couldn’t help. But BDC trained and included me — now I’m a regular donor."
Anjali
Volunteer
"During my brother’s emergency surgery, BDC connected us to two AB- donors in under 30 minutes. It was nothing short of a miracle.”
Ramesh
Kozhikode
"I thought being deaf meant I couldn’t help. But BDC trained and included me — now I’m a regular donor."
Anjali
Volunteer
"During my brother’s emergency surgery, BDC connected us to two AB- donors in under 30 minutes. It was nothing short of a miracle.”
Ramesh
Kozhikode
"I thought being deaf meant I couldn’t help. But BDC trained and included me — now I’m a regular donor."
Anjali
Volunteer
Gallery
Lastest blog posts
BDC
The Sound of Service: How Deaf Donors Are Saving Lives with BDC
The Sound of Service: How Deaf Donors Are Saving Lives with BDC
View More
BDC
Breaking the Myth: Women as Lifesavers in Blood Donation
Breaking the Myth: Women as Lifesavers in Blood Donation
View More
BDC
A Call, A Life Saved: Inside the Everyday Heroism of BDC
A Call, A Life Saved: Inside the Everyday Heroism of BDC
View More
Apply for stay at Care Home
Who can apply?
Patients in Kerala needing emergency blood support
What you’ll need
Patient Name
Hospital Name
Blood Group
Date & Location
Stay Now
Become a volunteer donor
Fill the Donor Registration Form
You'll be contacted based on availability & need
Join thousands who give from the heart
Why it maters
A single call can mean the difference between life and loss. BDC is not just a contact number — it’s a people-powered lifeline built on compassion and connection.
Other ways to help
Organize a camp in your college or community
Volunteer in food service, mental wellness, or logistics
Donate hygiene kits, groceries, bed linen
BDC – Blood Donors Club
A youth-led blood donation network saving lives across Kerala. 5,000+ volunteers responding to emergency and planned requests.
Introduction
The Blood Donors Club (BDC) was initiated by Helping Hands Charitable Trust in 2021 to build a reliable network of young voluntary blood donors across Kerala. What began as a simple coordination idea is today a life-saving initiative with 5,000+ registered volunteers who respond to emergency and planned blood requests — helping save lives daily.
UN SDG Alignment
Why We Started
Blood is one of the most critical, life-saving components in medicine — but also one of the most difficult to secure in an emergency
Families undergoing long treatments often face unsafe stays and emotional strain.
Sleeping in unsafe, unhygienic areas near hospitals
Daily infection risk from public transport
Skipping meals and poor nutrition
Mental and emotional distress
Instead of depending on chance or public appeals, BDC offers a systematic, human-led response mechanism — powered by volunteers and empathy.
To ensure timely availability of safe, voluntary blood donors through a coordinated, inclusive, and technology-backed human network.
To ensure timely availability of safe, voluntary blood donors through a coordinated, inclusive, and technology-backed human network.
Impact on BDC
The Care Home Program by Helping Hands Charitable Trust, launched in 2019, provides free, hygienic, and compassionate accommodation to poor patients
01
Sleep in unsafe and unhygienic conditions near hospitals
03
Face food insecurity and malnutrition during treatment
02
Suffer from loss of wages for both patients and caregivers
04
Lack access to clean water and sanitation facilities
How it works
It provides a safe, clean, and caring residential environment that supports recovery, prevents complications, and relieves emotional burden.
STEP 1
STEP 2
STEP 3
Request Raised
The patient’s family contacts us at +91 94961 94844 via call or message.
STEP 1
STEP 2
STEP 3
Request Raised
The patient’s family contacts us at +91 94961 94844 via call or message.
"During my brother’s emergency surgery, BDC connected us to two AB- donors in under 30 minutes. It was nothing short of a miracle.”
Ramesh
Kozhikode
"I thought being deaf meant I couldn’t help. But BDC trained and included me — now I’m a regular donor."
Anjali
Volunteer
"During my brother’s emergency surgery, BDC connected us to two AB- donors in under 30 minutes. It was nothing short of a miracle.”
Ramesh
Kozhikode
"I thought being deaf meant I couldn’t help. But BDC trained and included me — now I’m a regular donor."
Anjali
Volunteer
"During my brother’s emergency surgery, BDC connected us to two AB- donors in under 30 minutes. It was nothing short of a miracle.”
Ramesh
Kozhikode
"I thought being deaf meant I couldn’t help. But BDC trained and included me — now I’m a regular donor."
Anjali
Volunteer
"During my brother’s emergency surgery, BDC connected us to two AB- donors in under 30 minutes. It was nothing short of a miracle.”
Ramesh
Kozhikode
"I thought being deaf meant I couldn’t help. But BDC trained and included me — now I’m a regular donor."
Anjali
Volunteer
"During my brother’s emergency surgery, BDC connected us to two AB- donors in under 30 minutes. It was nothing short of a miracle.”
Ramesh
Kozhikode
"I thought being deaf meant I couldn’t help. But BDC trained and included me — now I’m a regular donor."
Anjali
Volunteer
"During my brother’s emergency surgery, BDC connected us to two AB- donors in under 30 minutes. It was nothing short of a miracle.”
Ramesh
Kozhikode
"I thought being deaf meant I couldn’t help. But BDC trained and included me — now I’m a regular donor."
Anjali
Volunteer
"During my brother’s emergency surgery, BDC connected us to two AB- donors in under 30 minutes. It was nothing short of a miracle.”
Ramesh
Kozhikode
"I thought being deaf meant I couldn’t help. But BDC trained and included me — now I’m a regular donor."
Anjali
Volunteer
"During my brother’s emergency surgery, BDC connected us to two AB- donors in under 30 minutes. It was nothing short of a miracle.”
Ramesh
Kozhikode
"I thought being deaf meant I couldn’t help. But BDC trained and included me — now I’m a regular donor."
Anjali
Volunteer
Gallery
Lastest blog posts
BDC
The Sound of Service: How Deaf Donors Are Saving Lives with BDC
The Sound of Service: How Deaf Donors Are Saving Lives with BDC
View More
BDC
Breaking the Myth: Women as Lifesavers in Blood Donation
Breaking the Myth: Women as Lifesavers in Blood Donation
View More
BDC
A Call, A Life Saved: Inside the Everyday Heroism of BDC
A Call, A Life Saved: Inside the Everyday Heroism of BDC
View More
Apply for stay at Care Home
Who can apply?
Patients in Kerala needing emergency blood support
What you’ll need
Patient Name
Hospital Name
Blood Group
Date & Location
Stay Now
Become a volunteer donor
Fill the Donor Registration Form
You'll be contacted based on availability & need
Join thousands who give from the heart
Other ways to help
Organize a camp in your college or community
Donate hygiene kits, groceries, bed linen
Volunteer in food service, mental wellness, or logistics
Why it matters
A single call can mean the difference between life and loss. BDC is not just a contact number — it’s a people-powered lifeline built on compassion and connection.