Short Answer
The BDOI Humanity Score™ was created to recognise the cumulative contribution of blood and blood-component donors and to motivate donors to continue their humanitarian journey.
Detailed Explanation
Many donors make repeated contributions over months or years, but their complete donation journey may not always be visible or recognised.
BDOI® created the Humanity Score™ as a way to give donors a simple, measurable representation of their lifetime donation contribution.
The scoring system assigns points according to the type of donation recorded. This allows different forms of donation—including whole blood, platelets, plasma, red-cell donations and other eligible donations—to contribute to a donor's overall score according to the BDOI® methodology.
The purpose is not to suggest that one donor is more valuable as a person than another. Instead, the score is intended to recognise contribution, encourage continued donation, and celebrate the donor journey.
Key Points
- The score recognises cumulative donation contributions.
- It helps donors see their lifetime donation journey.
- Different donation types are included in the methodology.
- It is designed to motivate continued voluntary donation.
- The score is a recognition metric, not a measure of human worth.
❤️ Motivation
Your humanity is priceless. The score simply gives your contribution a number you can proudly carry forward. ❤️
