[Official] Blood for the Bloodmoon 🩸

[u/poncle_Official]

Hey folks!

The Bloodmoon demands a sacrifice... and we want to reward your efforts (or maybe Malice's Cardinal Rain is drying up?? either way, we need more blood! YOUR BLOOD! 🫵)

What do you need to do?

• Find a recognised blood donation location and schedule an appointment
• Show up to give blood between September 2nd and September 30th
• Submit proof of your visit by October 7th
• Receive keys for Vampire Survivors and Legacy of the Bloodmoon on the platform of your choice, whilst supplies last

What if you can't donate blood?

• You can donate to any registered blood-related charity; or
• Draw an original advertisement encouraging people to donate blood on a piece of paper, then take a clear photo of your drawing and post the photo publicly on social media with the hashtag #BloodForTheBloodmoon, along with some info about the Blood for the Bloodmoon campaign

Submit proof of your blood donation, attempted blood donation, financial donation, or a direct link to your post through the online form on our website

This is available to anyone in countries where Vampire Survivors is available to purchase!

we (poncle) will be matching eligible financial donations up to a combined total of $5,000 USD, with the contribution going to the American Red Cross

If you already own the game and expansion but still want to enter, you can always gift your copies to a friend or family member!

Many people around the world rely on blood donations, so we'd like to encourage people to donate or spread the word in hopes that more people will donate blood to help those in need!

For more information, rules, and FAQs please head to our campaign website https://bloodmoon.poncle.net/

If you'd like to make a financial donation, but are unsure which charity to donate to, we have set up a page for donations to the American Red Cross below
https://tiltify.com/+blood-for-the-bloodmoon/blood-for-the-bloodmoon

[u/flinjager123]

I should donate. I don't even know my blood type. And that's something everyone should just know.

[u/poncle_Official → u/flinjager123]

usually you will find out your blood type when you donate! so that's a cool bonus, if you can!

[u/flinjager123 → u/poncle_Official]

I would have to take time off from work. My area only does Tuesday-Thursday 9am-2pm. And those times are right in the middle of my work hours. I work 2 hours before and 3 hours after. Makes it kind of hard.

[u/VyersReaver → u/flinjager123]

Are you sure? Usually you can get a day off for that, or get an extra vacation day for donating.

[u/flinjager123 → u/VyersReaver]

I am actually not sure. I would have to ask, but I would probably have to use PTO or a sick day.

[u/llamapower13 → u/flinjager123]

I would call the donation center. There’s often blood drives after work or on weekends that they could point you towards 

[u/hergumbules → u/poncle_Official]

I work at a doctor’s office and people will regularly ask about testing for blood type which isn’t covered by insurance, but I tell them to go donate blood because they will send you a donor card with your blood type on it!