ASBP: Kendrick Memorial Blood Center, Fort Gordon

3 Easy Steps to Donate!
step 1 Find a Blood Drive
step 2 Select a date
step 3 Make your appointment

Welcome to the Kendrick Memorial Blood Center (KMBC) website. As part of the Armed Services Blood Program (ASBP), the official United States military blood program, your donation serves as a vital link to military service members and their families worldwide.

KMBC, located at Fort Gordon, Ga., is part of Dwight David Eisenhower Army Medical Center. We are committed to providing the highest quality blood products to our service members and their families worldwide, to care for our troops who are deployed and our patients here at home. We are dedicated to continually improving our ability to collect, process, and ship blood into theater quickly, to provide the safest and freshest blood possible downrange, as well as for our patients in military hospitals both CONUS and OCONUS.

Thank you for helping us in our mission to care for those in need of lifesaving blood products! Your support is vital to ensuring our service members and their families have a safe, available blood supply whenever and wherever needed.

Story Archive

Donors from Nutley, N.J., are joined by Army Col. Richard Gonzales (second from right), director of the Army Blood Program. The Nutley residents travelled nearly 50 miles to donate blood to the Armed Services Blood Program during the annual blood drive at West Point, N.Y.

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