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Types of Donations

Automated Red Cell Donation (Alyx)
Automated Red Cell Donation (Alyx)

Red cells are critically needed by: surgery/trauma patients; cancer/chemotherapy patients; accident/burn victims; at-risk infants; Can't you take red cells from my whole blood donation? Yes, but with automated red cell donation you can donate two units with each visit! Also whole blood donations need to be sent to the lab to separate the blood components, and then the red cells need to be filtered.

Bone Marrow: $3,000
Bone Marrow: $3,000

Bone marrow donation is one of two methods of collecting blood forming cells for bone marrow transplants. Bone marrow donation is a surgical procedure that takes place in a hospital operating room. Doctors use needles to withdraw liquid marrow (where the body’s blood-forming cells are made) from both sides of the back of your pelvic bone.

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Clothing, Shoes and Boots
Clothing, Shoes and Boots

In fact, there are some countries in Africa that have laws against accepting free clothing for this reason. The funds we raise from the sale of donated shoes allow us to invest in projects that help remove families from the cycle of poverty altogether. Access to affordable secondhand shoes helps prevent problems associated with walking in bare feet.

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Flat-Panel HDTVs Only (NO Rear-Projection HDTVs
Flat-Panel HDTVs Only (NO Rear-Projection HDTVs

Mail donations to: ... Flat-panel monitor HDTVs only (with the exception of rear-projection HDTVs) Clothing, shoes and boots. Jewelry.

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Hair: Up to $1,000 Getty
Hair: Up to $1,000 Getty

Like blood, hair is easy enough to donate to a good cause (like Locks of Love). But it's also entirely possible to sell it at a pretty sweet price point. The trick is to keep it as long and "virginal" as possible. That means no harmful hair dyes or other chemical treatments that could damage the quality.

Hats, Gloves, Mittens and Scarves
Hats, Gloves, Mittens and Scarves

Spread Some Warmth this Winter by Donating Mittens, Hats and Scarves to MVSB’s Mitten Tree Program With colder weather moving in and the holidays fast approaching, MVSB is continuing a tradition since 1979 of collecting donations from the community of mittens, hats and scarves to distribute to local residents through its annual Mitten Tree program.

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Jewelry
Jewelry

All donations are tax deductible. I Have Wings is always accepting donations of any unwanted costume or estate jewelry. We appreciate your donation and send an income tax receipt for you to attach to your itemized list for all donations received.

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Plasma Donation
Plasma Donation

Find a donation center near you! Plasma donation requires a commitment both in the amount of time for each donation and frequency of donation. Typically it takes between one and three hours to donate source plasma, and plasma can be donated twice within a seven day period.

Platelet Donation
Platelet Donation

Differences between donating blood as compared to donating platelets are explained.

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Sperm: $125 per Sample Shutterstock
Sperm: $125 per Sample Shutterstock

Sperm donors can typically expect to be paid between $50-$125 per acceptable sample of sperm. With donations 2-3 times a week, some men make $1,000 a month by donating sperm. The exact rate can vary between organizations and by the individual donor. Sperm bank pay rates vary.

Whole Blood Donation
Whole Blood Donation

Whole Blood Donation Whole blood donation is what most people are familiar with. This is the traditional way of donating and allows us to draw a pint of blood containing red blood cells, white blood cells, platelets and plasma at one time.

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Your Whole Body
Your Whole Body

Whole body donation programs do not perform autopsies on donors. An autopsy is typically only performed when no witnesses are present at the time of death, if foul play is suspected, or if the family requests and pays for one.

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Your Womb: Between $25,000 and $55,000
Your Womb: Between $25,000 and $55,000

Or look at an economic peak like 1999; an inflation-adjusted $25,000 then would be $35,053 now. The stock market was racing and confidence among investors was flirting with all-time highs. Still the confidence gap between the $25,000-$35,000 and $50,000+ brackets was just nine points.

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