K M Ferdous Hasan Foysal

We are excited to announce a strategic collaboration between BloodBridge and Barikoi Maps, bringing powerful location intelligence to the future of emergency blood services in Bangladesh.Powered by its seamless sync with Barikoi Maps, BloodBridge Version 1 introduces:• Real-Time Maps (accurate, interactive maps for seamless navigation)• Live Location Tracking (secure real-time tracking during active blood requests, ensuring faster coordination while protecting donor and recipient privacy)• Easy Registration (smart address autocomplete for faster, simpler, and error-free registration)• Smart Address Detection (automatically converts map locations into readable addresses)• Nearby Search (instantly finds nearby blood donors and healthcare facilities)These features make BloodBridge more intelligent, faster, and easier to use—reducing the time needed to connect blood donors with recipients while maintaining a secure and privacy-focused experience.This collaboration is another important step toward our vision of building a technology-driven healthcare ecosystem where no life is lost due to delays in finding blood.We are also proud to announce that BloodBridge Version 1 will officially be available on Google Play on 9 August 2026, celebrating our 2nd Founding Day and the beginning of a new chapter in emergency healthcare innovation.We sincerely thank the Barikoi Maps team for their trust, support, and collaboration. Together, we are building technology that saves lives.BloodBridge Version 1Available on Google Play | 9 August 2026Connecting Hearts. Saving Lives.

BloodBridge Collaborates with Barikoi Maps.

BloodBridge Signs Strategic Development Partnership to Accelerate GrowthFollowing its early progress, including securing BDT 40,000 in pre-seed funding last year, BloodBridge has entered a new phase of development by signing a Strategic Development Partnership Agreement with Afsara Jahin Junna, who joins as an Investor and Strategic Development Partner.The agreement was formally signed by K.M. Ferdous Hasan Foysal, Founder &amp; Chief Executive Officer, alongside S M Khalid Mahmud, Chief Technology Officer, marking a significant milestone in the platform’s growth journey.This partnership is expected to strengthen BloodBridge’s technological development, strategic expansion, and overall mission to create a more efficient and accessible blood donation network, ensuring timely support for patients in need

BloodBridge Signs Strategic Development Partnership to Accelerate Growth

BloodBridge is pleased to highlight the BloodBridge Volunteer Crew at BRAC University, guided by Campus Ambassador Mahjabin Islam. This student-driven team is part of BloodBridge’s nationwide initiative to expand volunteer hubs across universities, raising awareness and promoting a safer, more transparent, and more efficient blood donation process.The BRAC University volunteer crew includes Mohammad Sajid, Sabrina Sultana Tripty, Nafisa Karim, Aysha Akhter, and Kazi Wardina. United by a shared purpose, these students demonstrate dedication, cooperation, and a strong willingness to contribute to meaningful community work.Together, the team aims to strengthen donor connections, support BloodBridge initiatives on campus, and promote the importance of voluntary blood donation. Through teamwork, responsibility, and active engagement, they strive to make every effort impactful and beneficial for the community.Under the leadership of Campus Ambassador Mahjabin Islam, the BRAC University crew is committed to creating a supportive environment that encourages awareness and builds a stronger culture of voluntary blood donation across the campus community

 BloodBridge Volunteer Crew at BRAC University

BloodBridge is pleased to highlight the BloodBridge Volunteer Crew at University Of Science and Technology Chittagong (USTC), guided by Campus Ambassadors Farzana Jamal Akhi and Iffat Nower Mutammim. This student-led team is part of BloodBridge’s nationwide initiative to build active volunteer hubs across universities, promoting awareness and ensuring a safer, more transparent, and efficient blood donation system. Following a three-day interview process at the USTC campus, 7 volunteers were shortlisted from 27 candidates through a fair, unbiased, and transparent selection process, with thoughtful representation from multiple departments. The team includes students from Pharmacy, BBA, English, and Biochemistry &amp; Biotechnology—Nusrat Jahan Anika, Tayana Fathima Tina, Ismam Fairuz Ifa, Fahima Chowdhury Tanisha, Syeda Saima Afrin, Abdul Hamid, and Nurun Nazah Karim—who were chosen for their dedication, energy, and commitment. United by a shared mission, the USTC Volunteer Crew embodies sincerity, teamwork, and a strong sense of responsibility. Under the leadership of the Campus Ambassadors, the team is determined to strengthen donor connections, support campus initiatives, and advance the BloodBridge mission by fostering a culture of voluntary blood donation and meaningful community impact at USTC.

BloodBridge Volunteer Crew at University Of Science and Technology Chittagong (USTC),

BloodBridge is proud to introduce the newly formed BloodBridge Volunteer Team from Bangladesh University of Professionals (BUP), marking another important step in our mission to build a strong, student-led blood donation network across universities in Bangladesh. The BUP team consists of six motivated students from different departments—Rakeba Nusrat Punna (CA) from BBA in Marketing, Ahmed Abrar from BBA in Finance and Banking, Nafia Ibnar from BBA in Marketing, Naima Mushkuran from BBA in Accounting and Information System, Tasfia Tabassum from BBA in Marketing, and Wasik Ahmed Sabit from BBA in Marketing—all currently in their 2nd semester. Through their dedication, sincerity, and collective effort, the team aims to actively contribute to BloodBridge campaigns, promote voluntary blood donation, raise awareness among students, and help build a safer, more ethical, and community-driven blood donation ecosystem across Bangladesh.

BloodBridge Welcomes the Volunteer Crew from Bangladesh University of Professionals (BUP)

BloodBridge is proud to highlight the BloodBridge Volunteer Crew at Bangladesh University of Health Sciences Campus, part of our initiative to expand student-led volunteer hubs across universities nationwide. The team, led by Campus Ambassador Moriom Islam, brings together motivated students committed to supporting a safer, more transparent, and time-efficient blood donation process. The BUHS crew includes Azizul Hoque Mojumder from the Department of Occupational &amp; Environmental Science (7th semester), Foujia Fariha from the Department of Community Nutrition (2nd semester), Adiba Akter from the Department of Applied Laboratory Science (7th semester), Sadia Akter from the Department of Biochemistry &amp; Cell Biology (3rd semester), Sidratul Arafat Rad from the Department of Laboratory Science (4th semester), and Muntasir Mehatab from the Department of Microbiology &amp; Immunology (5th semester). Through their collective dedication, sincerity, and passion, the team aims not only to serve people across the country but also to raise awareness about the importance of voluntary blood donation, promote a culture of responsible donation, and build a strong, supportive community. With the support of Campus Ambassador Moriom Islam, BloodBridge continues to strengthen communities, inspire students, and drive meaningful, life-saving impact across universities nationwide.

BloodBridge Volunteer Crew at Bangladesh University of Health Sciences Campus

BloodBridge is pleased to introduce the BloodBridge Volunteer Crew at Rangamati Science and Technology University, guided by Campus Ambassador Md. Ismail. This student-led unit is part of BloodBridge’s nationwide initiative to expand volunteer hubs across universities, raising awareness and promoting a safer, more transparent, and time-efficient blood donation process. The team is composed of highly motivated 2nd-semester students from the Department of Management. The members include Mohammad Sakibul Hasan, Md. Salim, Mohammad Sheham Kabir, Abeer Ahmed Antor, and Ifthakar Islam. Together, they bring dedication, enthusiasm, and a strong sense of teamwork to support the mission of BloodBridge. With sincerity and collective effort, the Rangamati Science and Technology University crew aims to contribute meaningfully to voluntary blood donation, community engagement, and nationwide awareness-building. Under the leadership of Campus Ambassador Md. Ismail, the team is committed to making a positive and lasting impact.

BloodBridge Volunteer Crew at Rangamati Science and Technology University

S.M. Khalid Mahmud

BloodBridge is pleased to highlight the BloodBridge Volunteer Crew at East West University, guided by Campus Ambassador Fariha Jannat Prapty. This student-driven group is part of BloodBridge’s nationwide initiative to expand volunteer hubs across universities, raising awareness and promoting a safer, more transparent, and more efficient blood donation process. The team is composed of dedicated 3rd-semester students from the GEB Department, including Mohammad Saiful Islam Omi, Jihadul Islam, Ashikur Rahman, Kanij Halima Ilma, and Nily Akter. United by a shared goal, the members demonstrate sincerity, cooperation, and a genuine eagerness to learn from one another. Together, they strive to support one another and make every task meaningful and impactful. With this mindset, the East West University crew is committed to contributing positively to the BloodBridge mission and enhancing community engagement through responsible volunteerism. Under the leadership of Campus Ambassador Fariha Jannat Prapty, the team aims to create a supportive environment that promotes awareness and strengthens the culture of voluntary blood donation across campus.

BloodBridge Volunteer Crew at East West University

Our team began the day with an Executive Board session, followed by a visit to <a target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" class="x1i10hfl xjbqb8w x1ejq31n x18oe1m7 x1sy0etr xstzfhl x972fbf x10w94by x1qhh985 x14e42zd x9f619 x1ypdohk xt0psk2 x3ct3a4 xdj266r x14z9mp xat24cr x1lziwak xexx8yu xyri2b x18d9i69 x1c1uobl x16tdsg8 x1hl2dhg xggy1nq x1a2a7pz xkrqix3 x1sur9pj x1fey0fg x1s688f" href="https://www.facebook.com/thalsamity?__cft__[0]=AZb08Kb_Esfwmn19s0FTzq5CCGEF3mScQi4NDZpS5RL8TZs1Hm5PnTPZRXqvjF4dPlgCmBJ-59IesiJnQ8FdGChRLuJ-mEQEkIdIVax9JP0fk3dSVGy51sepQWLOiTjgJuiGSqqB0fcVy_HC1Y5i301mX0tglWw0AgZ1oYWSHkAQj_MUT2QGr3_c-B249eLRyM1Xy4M9TlWtGQNX0HhLVMrI&amp;__tn__=-]K-R">Bangladesh Thalassaemia Samity - BTS</a>, where we spoke directly with patients and their families. These conversations revealed the immense struggles thalassemia patients face daily — from the physical burden of regular blood transfusions to the emotional and financial stress on families. Meeting them face-to-face reminded us why this cause needs urgent attention.During our visit, the BloodBridge team also had the opportunity to explore the Thalassemia Samity laboratory, where essential diagnostic and monitoring processes are carried out for patients. This gave us a deeper understanding of the vital role labs play in ensuring timely treatment and proper care for thalassemia patients.Later, at the <a target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" class="x1i10hfl xjbqb8w x1ejq31n x18oe1m7 x1sy0etr xstzfhl x972fbf x10w94by x1qhh985 x14e42zd x9f619 x1ypdohk xt0psk2 x3ct3a4 xdj266r x14z9mp xat24cr x1lziwak xexx8yu xyri2b x18d9i69 x1c1uobl x16tdsg8 x1hl2dhg xggy1nq x1a2a7pz xkrqix3 x1sur9pj x1fey0fg x1s688f" href="https://www.facebook.com/ThalFoundation?__cft__[0]=AZb08Kb_Esfwmn19s0FTzq5CCGEF3mScQi4NDZpS5RL8TZs1Hm5PnTPZRXqvjF4dPlgCmBJ-59IesiJnQ8FdGChRLuJ-mEQEkIdIVax9JP0fk3dSVGy51sepQWLOiTjgJuiGSqqB0fcVy_HC1Y5i301mX0tglWw0AgZ1oYWSHkAQj_MUT2QGr3_c-B249eLRyM1Xy4M9TlWtGQNX0HhLVMrI&amp;__tn__=-]K-R">Bangladesh Thalassemia Foundation</a>, we shared ideas on how BloodBridge can extend its support to thalassemia patients. Hearing directly from patients made one thing very clear: many children need blood transfusions every 15–20 days just to survive. Their stories reflect the reality of countless families fighting this battle.In Bangladesh, nearly 10–12% of the population are carriers of the thalassemia gene, yet awareness and preventive measures remain low. Without proper diagnosis and care, this silent genetic disorder continues to claim lives and limit futures.Lastly, as a step towards digital healthcare support, the BloodBridge beta version mobile app was also installed on a patient’s phone — marking the beginning of connecting technology with compassion to serve those in need.At BloodBridge, we are committed to raising awareness, building support systems, and working towards solutions so that every thalassemia patient gets the chance to live with dignity and hope.Together, we can make a difference — let’s raise awareness and stand beside those who need us most.

BloodBridge Team Get Together & Day Tour: Standing Beside Thalassemia Patients

BloodBridge, a digital platform that connects blood donors and seekers, launched the beta version of its mobile app on August 14, 2025 during a program at the DMK Lecture Gallery on the campus of Independent University, Bangladesh (IUB). The launch was one of the key events of the Thalassemia Awareness Week that the BloodBridge team organized on campus from August 11–14, 2025.The platform was founded by K.M. Ferdous Hasan Foysal, a student of Biochemistry and Biotechnology at IUB and CEO of BloodBridge. It enables fast connection between blood donors and recipients through app notifications, Telegram alerts, and location-based SMS. The app, set to launch its version 1 soon, will offer live donor tracking, diagnostic support, and tailored services for thalassemia patients.Foysal said, “About 11.4% of Bangladeshis are thalassemia carriers. Each year, 6,000–8,000 children are born with the disease, with 60,000–80,000 patients nationwide.” He emphasized his vision of introducing mandatory thalassemia screening in universities and highlighted how student-led initiatives and technology can strengthen the blood donation system.The launch event was attended by Prof. M. Tamim, Vice Chancellor of IUB; Atif M. Safi, Head of the Division of Student Activities (DoSA) and advisor to BloodBridge; Afia Nowshen, Lecturer; Arrafy Rahman, Senior Lecturer; and Mariz Sintaha, Senior Lecturer in the Department of Life Sciences, IUB; Asir Haque, Managing Partner at A&amp;A Global Consultants; Deera Mahasin, Pre-sales Coordinator, Marketing, at ESCO Bangladesh; Ashraful Amin, Director, Council Affairs, IUB, and Tanvir Ahmed Haroon, Lecturer, Department of Environmental Science and Management, IUB.Prof. Dr. Syeda Masooma Rahman, Vice-Chairman, and Dr. Razia Sultana, Transfusion Medicine Specialist, Bangladesh Thalassemia Foundation, and Dr. AKM Ekramul Hossain, Executive Director of BTSH, also attended the launch event.The awareness week was organized in collaboration with Bangladesh Thalassemia Samity and Hospital (BTSH), Bangladesh Thalassemia Foundation, and with support from sponsors ESCO Bangladesh and A&amp;A Global Consultants. It aimed to raise awareness about thalassemia, promote voluntary blood donation, and strengthen the blood donation ecosystem. The awareness week’s activities included free blood grouping tests, low-cost Complete Blood Count (CBC) and thalassemia screening tests, and an interactive quiz contest.Led by Foysal, the Thalassemia Awareness Campaign involved active participation from 72 students from the Department of Biochemistry and Biotechnology, 15 faculty members, 10 administrative staff, and 5 security personnel of IUB. A total of 72 bags of blood were donated during the awareness week for thalassemia patients.The campaign was supported by BloodBridge team members Angkita Averi Noor, Personal Secretary; Rahima Tasnim Rashfi, Executive, Operations; Saifullah Khan, IT Executive, Technology &amp; Creative; Mahanaj Alamgir, IT Trainee Executive; and Raiyan Anwar Amir, Content Strategist. Saifullah and Rahima are students of Biochemistry and Biotechnology, Angkita is a student of Management Information Systems (MIS), and Raiyan is from Global Studies and Governance (GSG).The volunteer team included IUB students Anik Hassan, Mosfec Sadid, Noshin Anbar, Kazi Nusrat Zia Maliha, Rakib Arafat Nayan, Sanzida Nawal Tanisha, Sharmin Imtiaz Sayka, Tasfia Khan, Tahsin Al Mashrafi, Sneha Jenta Jeha, Farhana Ahamad Oishee, Fahim Abrar, and Mohammad Salman.As part of the campaign, BloodBridge organized a Membership Enrollment Drive from August 11–12, 2025, near the IUB Medical Center, encouraging the IUB community to engage in lifesaving efforts through awareness, volunteerism, and blood donation sessions held at the IUB Multipurpose Hall.The quiz contest, titled “Bridge the Gap,” was held on August 13, 2025, at the Multipurpose Hall, with 42 teams representing 42 universities, including North South University, BRAC University, East West University, Jahangirnagar University, Khulna University, and IUB. The contest tested participants’ knowledge on thalassemia, voluntary blood donation, and public health. The session was inaugurated by IUB DoSA head Atif M. Safi. A soft skills session on public speaking was conducted by Dr. Md Shanawez Hossain, Associate Professor, Department of Global Studies and Governance.Team BetaBlockers (BRAC University) became Champions in the quiz contest, with Team Tahsin (East West University) emerging as the First Runners-up and Team Kitty Paws (IUB) as the Second Runners-up. All participants received T-shirts, certificates, and tokens of appreciation, with the winning teams receiving crests and prize money.

BloodBridge launches beta version of its mobile app to better connect blood donors and seekers

BloodBridge, a student-led initiative at Independent University, Bangladesh (IUB) that aims to connect blood donors with recipients using technology, has secured BDT 40,000 in pre-seed government funding. The award was granted on March 15, 2025, at the final pitch session of the University Innovation Hub Program (UIHP) at United International University (UIU).They received the funding from UIHP – an initiative of the government’s ICT Division implemented through the Digital Entrepreneurship and Innovation Ecosystem Development Project, led by the Bangladesh High-Tech Park Authority and funded by the World Bank. The cohort-based program started in November 2024 and concluded in March 2025.The final pitch session featured student teams from universities across Bangladesh presenting business solutions for funding and institutional support. BloodBridge participated in the 15-week hybrid mentorship program under UHIP from 8 November 2024 to 8 March 2025. The program included business strategy development, prototype refinement, and venture-building guidance through structured mentorship sessions.The BloodBridge team dedicated over 160 hours to the program, including 80 hours of intensive mentorship, refining its operational framework and innovation strategies. Under the mentorship of Mohammad Fayadan Hossain, Co-Founder and COO of Hishab Technologies Limited, a startup focusing on telephony-driven conversational engines powered by generative AI, BloodBridge strengthened its model for scaling a technology-driven blood donation platform. The funding will support the development of a mobile app to improve access to voluntary blood donation.K.M. Ferdous Hasan Foysal, founder of BloodBridge and a Biochemistry and Biotechnology student at IUB, stated, “With this fund, our plan is to scale up BloodBridge into a sustainable company and move forward with developing our mobile app. We want to integrate technology to make voluntary blood donation faster, more efficient, and accessible for everyone in Bangladesh.”BloodBridge is a location-based platform designed to connect blood donors and recipients. Unlike traditional methods that require extensive and tedious manual searching, the platform enables real-time donor-recipient matching. Since August 2024, it has been facilitating daily blood donations. As of January 2025, they have built a database of over 2,000 registered donors in Dhaka. find this article on IUB web- <a target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" href="https://iub.ac.bd/news-and-events/news-archive/2025-March/67df9eb7e3792b464d6d7fd7">https://iub.ac.bd/news-and-events/news-archive/2025-March/67df9eb7e3792b464d6d7fd7</a>

BloodBridge secures pre-seed funding from the government

<h1>Privacy Policy</h1><h2>Welcome to BloodBridge</h2>At BloodBridge, protecting your privacy is one of our highest priorities. This Privacy Policy explains how we collect, use, store, disclose, and protect your personal information when you use the BloodBridge website, mobile application, and related services.By accessing or using BloodBridge, you acknowledge that you have read, understood, and agree to this Privacy Policy.<h1>1. About BloodBridge</h1>BloodBridge is a digital platform that connects voluntary blood donors with individuals, hospitals, blood centers, and organizations requiring blood donations.BloodBridge is not a hospital, blood bank, healthcare provider, or medical institution. Our platform only facilitates communication and donor-recipient matching.<h1>2. Information We Collect</h1>To provide our services, BloodBridge may collect the following information.<h2>Personal Information</h2>When creating an account, we may collect:<ul><li>Full Name</li><li>Email Address</li><li>Mobile Number</li><li>Date of Birth</li><li>Gender</li><li>Blood Group</li><li>Profile Photograph (Optional)</li><li>National ID or Identity Verification (if required)</li><li>Address</li><li>City and District</li></ul><h2>Location Information</h2>With your permission, BloodBridge may collect:<ul><li>GPS Location</li><li>Current Location</li><li>City</li><li>District</li></ul>Location information is used to match donors and recipients efficiently during emergencies.<h2>Health Information</h2>To facilitate safe blood donation, we may collect:<ul><li>Blood Group</li><li>Last Blood Donation Date</li><li>Donor Availability</li><li>Donor Eligibility Status</li><li>Basic health information necessary for blood donation</li></ul>BloodBridge does not collect unnecessary medical records or sensitive health information unrelated to blood donation.<h2>Device Information</h2>When using our website or mobile application, we may automatically collect:<ul><li>Device Model</li><li>Operating System</li><li>Browser Type</li><li>App Version</li><li>Device Identifier</li><li>IP Address</li><li>Crash Reports</li><li>Usage Statistics</li></ul>This information helps improve performance and security.<h1>3. How We Use Your Information</h1>BloodBridge uses your information to:<ul><li>Connect blood donors with recipients.</li><li>Match nearby eligible donors.</li><li>Process emergency blood requests.</li><li>Verify user identity.</li><li>Improve platform functionality.</li><li>Send important notifications.</li><li>Prevent fraudulent activities.</li><li>Provide customer support.</li><li>Maintain platform security.</li><li>Comply with legal obligations.</li><li>Improve user experience through analytics.</li></ul><h1>4. Location Services</h1>BloodBridge uses location services to:<ul><li>Find nearby blood donors.</li><li>Display nearby blood requests.</li><li>Improve emergency response time.</li><li>Assist hospitals and recipients in locating donors.</li></ul>Location access is optional. However, disabling location permissions may limit certain features of the application.<h1>5. How We Share Information</h1>BloodBridge respects your privacy and does not sell, rent, or trade your personal information.We may share limited information only when necessary:<h3>With Donors and Recipients</h3>Information necessary to complete a blood donation request may be shared, including:<ul><li>Name</li><li>Contact Number</li><li>Blood Group</li><li>General Location</li></ul><h3>With Hospitals or Healthcare Organizations</h3>When required to facilitate a donation, relevant information may be shared with hospitals, diagnostic centers, or healthcare organizations involved in the donation process.<h3>With Service Providers</h3>We may use trusted third-party service providers for:<ul><li>Cloud Storage</li><li>Data Hosting</li><li>Push Notifications</li><li>Analytics</li><li>Security Monitoring</li></ul>These providers only receive information necessary to perform their services.<h3>Legal Requirements</h3>BloodBridge may disclose information if required to:<ul><li>Comply with applicable laws</li><li>Respond to lawful requests from authorities</li><li>Protect the rights and safety of users</li><li>Prevent fraud or criminal activity</li></ul><h1>6. Data Security</h1>BloodBridge uses industry-standard administrative, technical, and organizational security measures to protect your personal information.These measures include:<ul><li>Secure Servers</li><li>Encrypted Data Transmission (HTTPS/SSL)</li><li>Access Controls</li><li>Authentication Systems</li><li>Regular Security Monitoring</li></ul>Although we strive to provide strong security, no online platform can guarantee absolute protection against unauthorized access.<h1>7. Data Retention</h1>We retain personal information only for as long as necessary to:<ul><li>Provide our services</li><li>Meet legal obligations</li><li>Resolve disputes</li><li>Prevent fraud</li><li>Enforce our Terms and Conditions</li></ul>When information is no longer required, it will be securely deleted or anonymized.<h1>8. Your Rights</h1>Depending on applicable laws, you may have the right to:<ul><li>Access your personal information.</li><li>Update inaccurate information.</li><li>Correct your profile details.</li><li>Request deletion of your account.</li><li>Withdraw consent for certain data processing.</li><li>Request a copy of your stored information.</li><li>Restrict certain uses of your data where legally permitted.</li></ul>Requests may be subject to verification and applicable legal requirements.<h1>9. Cookies and Similar Technologies</h1>BloodBridge may use cookies and similar technologies to:<ul><li>Remember user preferences.</li><li>Improve website performance.</li><li>Analyze website traffic.</li><li>Enhance user experience.</li><li>Maintain login sessions.</li></ul>Users may disable cookies through browser settings; however, some website features may not function properly.<h1>10. Third-Party Services</h1>BloodBridge may integrate trusted third-party services including, but not limited to:<ul><li>Google Maps</li><li>Firebase</li><li>Cloud Hosting Providers</li><li>Push Notification Services</li><li>Analytics Platforms</li></ul>These services have their own privacy policies, and BloodBridge is not responsible for their independent privacy practices.<h1>11. Children's Privacy</h1>BloodBridge is intended for users 18 years of age or older.We do not knowingly collect personal information from individuals under the age of 18.If we discover that such information has been collected, it will be removed as soon as reasonably possible.<h1>12. Emergency Blood Requests</h1>When you create a blood request, certain information may be visible to potential donors, including:<ul><li>Blood Group Required</li><li>Hospital Name</li><li>Donation Location</li><li>Contact Information</li><li>Request Date</li><li>Emergency Status</li></ul>Only the minimum information necessary to facilitate blood donation will be shared.<h1>13. Account Deletion</h1>You may request deletion of your BloodBridge account at any time.Upon deletion:<ul><li>Your account will be deactivated.</li><li>Personal information will be deleted or anonymized where legally permitted.</li><li>Certain records may be retained if required by law, fraud prevention, auditing, or dispute resolution.</li></ul><h1>14. International Data Processing</h1>Your information may be stored or processed on secure cloud servers located in different countries.By using BloodBridge, you consent to the transfer and processing of your information in accordance with this Privacy Policy.<h1>15. Changes to This Privacy Policy</h1>BloodBridge may revise or update this Privacy Policy from time to time.Any changes will become effective immediately after publication on the website or mobile application.Where appropriate, users will be notified through:<ul><li>Website Notices</li><li>Mobile App Notifications</li><li>Email Notifications</li></ul>Your continued use of BloodBridge after any update constitutes acceptance of the revised Privacy Policy.<h1>16. Contact Us</h1>If you have any questions, concerns, or requests regarding this Privacy Policy, please contact us.BloodBridge📧 Email: <a target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" href="mailto:support@bloodbridge.com">hello@bloodbridge.org</a>🌐 Website: <a target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" href="https://bloodbridge.com">https://bloodbridge.org</a><h1>Consent</h1>By accessing or using the BloodBridge website, mobile application, or related services, you confirm that you have read, understood, and agreed to this Privacy Policy. You also consent to the collection, use, storage, and disclosure of your information as described herein.<div data-type="horizontalRule"><hr></div>© 2026 BloodBridge. All Rights Reserved.

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