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Blood donation is a vital healthcare service that saves lives, yet the unavailability of donors at critical moments remains a major challenge. The lack of a centralized and efficient system often leads to delays in finding suitable donors, which can be life threatening. Traditional methods of donor search and blood bank coordination are time-consuming and inefficient, highlighting the need for a digital solution. The paper presents a web-based Blood Donation System (BDS) designed to streamline the donor-recipient connection and improve the accessibility of blood donations. The platform allows individuals to register as donors, making their availability known to hospitals and patients in need. A built-in search function enables users to find donors based on blood type and location, ensuring quicker response times in emergencies. Additionally, donor health information is securely stored in a centralized database, assisting medical professionals in making informed decisions. Unlike conventional methods, the proposed system eliminates communication barriers by facilitating direct interaction between donors and recipients. Hospitals can post blood requests, and the system will identify and notify suitable donors in real time. The approach enhances the efficiency of blood donation services, reducing delays and improving the chances of timely medical intervention. The Blood Donation System provides a user-friendly and accessible interface, ensuring that both donors and hospitals can easily navigate the platform. By leveraging digital technology, the system aims to create a structured and reliable network for blood donation, ultimately contributing to a more responsive and effective healthcare infrastructure.