Short Answer
A blood donation certificate is generally issued by the blood bank, hospital, donation camp, or authorised organisation that records the donation.
Detailed Explanation
The organisation conducting or officially recording the donation is normally responsible for issuing its donation certificate.
BDOI® may provide separate recognition features for donors, but a BDOI® recognition certificate should not be confused with a certificate issued by the blood bank or hospital where the donation occurred.
If you need a certificate for an older donation, contact the organisation where the donation took place or use the applicable BDOI® features if available.
Key Points
- The donation-recording organisation generally issues the donation certificate.
- Blood-bank certificates and BDOI® recognition certificates are different.
- Availability of certificates depends on the issuing organisation.
- Do not create or alter an official certificate yourself.
❤️ Motivation
Recognition can take different forms, but the real achievement is the donation itself. ❤️
