Highlights & Events · Blood Donation2026 Schedule Open

Give a Gift of Life

连心 · 捐血日

Donate Blood. Save Lives. Be Part of Something Bigger.

Donate Blood with Happiness

Every year, Liansin organises blood donation drives across Sarawak, held at accessible locations so more people can participate. This campaign has grown from a company initiative into a community movement, receiving recognition from the Red Crescent and the warm support of donors, employees, and partners year after year.

“One pint of blood. More than three lives saved.”

2026 Campaign Schedule

Mark Your Calendar

All sessions are open to the public. Walk-ins welcome.

Past sessions are marked done automatically. Upcoming sessions can be added to your calendar.

Who Can Donate

Are You Eligible?

Blood donation is open to most healthy adults. For full eligibility requirements, please check with the registration counter on the day or contact your nearest Liansin branch.

Aged between 18 and 60 years old

Weight above 45kg (female) or 50kg (male)

In good general health — no fever, cold, or flu on the day

No medication taken within the past week

Last donation more than 3 months ago

No alcohol consumed within 24 hours prior

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A Campaign Built on Community

Year after year, our donors, employees, and partners show up, and that is what makes this campaign worth continuing.

Be Part of the Next Drive

Walk in on the day, or bring your team — companies and organisations are welcome to participate as a group.

Join the Next Drive Contact Us for Group Participation

Terms & Conditions

The following is a summary. Full terms are available at participating outlets or on request.

All donors are subject to medical screening and the final assessment of the attending medical team on the day.
Please bring a valid identification document (IC / passport) to register.
Session dates and venues are subject to change; please confirm via our Facebook page before travelling.
Donation is voluntary and free of charge. Liansin facilitates the drives in collaboration with the relevant blood bank authorities.

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