Save Life, Donate Blood
Your blood can be the lifeline for Thalassemia patients. Join us as a donor and make a life-saving impact. Together, we can bring hope, transform lives, and pave the way for a Thalassemia-free future. Be the change you want to see!
Backwards for a Cause, Forward for Change!
May 11th, 2025
Join us as we walk backwards to make Thalassemia-Free India!
What is Thalassemia?
An Inherited blood disorder characterized by less oxygen-carrying proteins(Hemoglobin) and fewer Red Blood Cells in the body than normal.
A child is born with a genetic blood disorder - Thalassemia Major
Without medical support and healthcare, the blood disorder proves fatal by the age of 30
The body is unable to produce sufficient Hemoglobin to deliver oxygen to various parts of body.
4%
of the population
1,00,000
Patients In India
10,000
added every year
1,00,000
Transfusions every Year
30
Average Age
500-700
Transfusion in life span
Our Approach
Ecosystem
Blood Bridge
Blood Donation Camps
Technology for transparency and ease
Donor-Patient Relationship
Awareness
Sessions on HPLC Testing
Digital Campaigns
On Ground Campaigns
Our Vision
A Country where all the Thalassemia Patients receive the medical Support and live a healthy life with zero patients born by 2035.
Our Values
- Empathy Over Sympathy
- Circle of Safety
- Collaboration
Our Journey
14 April 2020
The Beginning
May 2020
First Active Blood Bridge
February 2021
19 Active Blood Bridges
524 Blood Donations
684 Donor Sign ups
30 Volunteers
4 Partner NGOs
1 Blood Bank
November 2021
Voluntary Blood
Crossed 1000
Donations
April 2024
Foundation Day
February 2025
AI Chatbot Veeru Launched
April 2025
Thalassemia Support
Platform Launched
Our Partners
Together with our partners, we're building a stronger community for thalassemia awareness and support.
Testimonials
Prashanth
(Donor)
"Learning about the struggles of those affected by Thalassemia really helped put things into perspective for me."
Mahanth
(Donor)
"Knowing that 30-minutes of my time every 3-4 months will save a patient and reduce the anxiety of those looking for donors means everything to me"
Roshan Singh
(Donor)
"I think we all are afraid of something we never did before. Just like that, my fear of donating blood was gone after I gave my blood for the first time."
Yovodh Raj
(Donor)
"Is COVID stopping you from saving lives? Hear from one of our donors, how he made it through and saved a life."
Navya Neela
(Volunteer)
"My favorite part about volunteering at blood Warriors is the space and flexibility, the freedom to express and openly communicate to my team. Learning new things everyday makes the entire experience better."
Priyanka Bikkasani
(Volunteer)
"Volunteering at Blood Warriors has helped me again self confidence, problem-solving skills, leadership abilities and develop greater insights about myself and the world around me."
Sai Pallavi
(Volunteer)
"Volunteering has taught me that the small steps you take everyday will make a significant impact in the future even if it seems to bear no fruit in the present."
Satya Sai
(Volunteer)
"Being a brigadier taught me responsibility is learned through experience and that effective communication improves with practice."