Short Answer
Your BDOI Humanity Score™ can be different from another donor's because the score depends on factors such as the number and types of eligible donations recorded in each donor's donation history.
Detailed Explanation
Not every donation type has the same Humanity Score™ value.
For example, the current BDOI® methodology assigns different scoring ranges to platelet, plasma, whole-blood, double-red-cell and other eligible donation types.
Therefore, two donors who have made the same number of donations may still have different scores if their donation types are different.
Likewise, two donors who have donated the same type of component may have different lifetime scores if their total number of recorded donations differs.
Your score should therefore be understood in the context of your own donation journey.
It is not intended to be a competition that determines who is a better person.
Key Points
- Donors can have different donation histories.
- Different donation types have different score ranges.
- The number of recorded eligible donations affects the lifetime score.
- Accurate donation records are important.
- Humanity Score™ is a recognition metric, not a measure of human worth.
❤️ Motivation
Don't compare your humanity with someone else's. Celebrate your own journey of giving. ❤️
