Pucks for Platelets
Insider Event with the Cincinnati Cyclones to Honor High-Frequency Platelet Donors
Hoxworth Blood Center wants to celebrate the lifesaving contributions of our platelet donors who help local patients battling cancer, trauma, and other life-threatening conditions in our tri-state hospitals.
This fall, donate 4 times from October 1-December 31, and you will get an invitation to an exclusive Cincinnati Cyclones VIP experience designed to thank you for your ongoing commitment to saving lives. And as a BONUS, if you donate 5 or more times during the season, you'll unlock an additional bonus level with in-event experiences like dropping the first puck, pre-game fan tunnel, and more.
- 2 tickets for you and a guest to the Friday, January 30 Cyclones game vs Fort Wayne Komets
- A post-game photo on the ice
- A Hoxworth P4P2025 lanyard pin gift
- FREE parking provided by SP+ Parking and Hamilton County
- A Hoxworth digital badge in your donor portal
DONATE 5 TIMES: Unlock BONUS Perks - Icing on the Cake!
- Pre-Game Fan Tunnel & backstage Rally Alley
- A chance to participate in half-time games on the ice
- A chance to be the lucky donor who gets to drop the first puck (every donation counts as another drawing opportunity)!
- And MORE!
We’re excited to bring our community hero platelet donors together for a fun night & show them just how much we appreciate their dedication to saving lives.
Jen Milthaler, Division Director of Marketing & Communications
Donate Platelets Today!
Every year, platelets collected at Hoxworth go to patients at Cincinnati Children’s Hospital and 30+ local hospitals, where cancer patients depend on frequent transfusions for their treatment. Platelet donations are also vital for trauma victims, transplant patients, and others undergoing complex medical procedures.
This event comes at a crucial time as platelet donations tend to drop during the fall and winter months. With Pucks for Platelets, Hoxworth hopes to not only thank current donors but also inspire new donors to give.
Hoxworth is the only blood center serving the Tri-State area, and they need over 450 blood and platelet donors daily to maintain a stable blood supply for local hospitals.