Dropli

Give blood with the people you already see every day

A Dropli team is your campus club, your office or your NGO, inside the app. Run camps people can book, share a page anyone can open, and keep a record of every bag your members gave.

A Red Cross nurse with three soldiers holding up filled blood bottles after donating together, 1944
Soldiers give blood at Fort Snelling, US Army Signal Corps, 1944. Hennepin County Library

Three kinds of team

Groups that already give blood, now with a record of it

Teams sit in one of three leaderboards, so a twelve-person club isn't ranked against a factory with two thousand staff. Hover a card to see the screen each one uses most.

Archive photos: US Office of War Information 1943, NASA Lewis Research Center 1974, Conrad Poirier / BAnQ 1941. Public domain.

Team page in the app with members, donations this year and an upcoming camp to book

In the app

One tab for the whole team

Leaderboard

Ranked on blood given, not on sign-ups

A team's score comes from two things over the last twelve months: donations by its members, and attendance at its camps. Joining a team adds nothing until someone gives.

  • A member's donation counts for the team they belong to on the day they give.
  • Camp attendance counts once staff mark the donor as present.
  • Old donations roll off after twelve months, so last year's winners have to keep going.
  1. 01Hall blood club24 members · 2 camps18bags
  2. 02Engineering donors40 members · 1 camp15bags
  3. 03Medical college volunteers16 members · 1 camp12bags
  4. 04Business school club11 members · no camps yet7bags

Illustration. Team names and numbers are made up.

Blood camps

A camp in three steps

Most camps fail on the day: too many people at ten, nobody at three. Bookable slots spread people across the day.

  1. 01

    Set it up

    Name the camp, pick the date, the hours and the venue. It appears on your team page with a Book button.

    Upcoming camp card with date, hours, venue and a Book button
  2. 02

    Share the page

    Post the public team page in your group chat. Anyone can open it in a browser, then join and book from the app.

    Public team page with members, donations this year and the upcoming camp
  3. 03

    Give and get counted

    On the day, attendance is marked and each donation lands on the donor's passport, with a certificate they can save as a PDF.

    Donation certificate with a verification QR code

Public team page

A page for people who don't have the app yet

Every team gets a link. It opens in any browser, so you can drop it in a WhatsApp group, a notice board QR or a Facebook post without asking people to install anything first.

  • Team name, type and a one-line description.
  • Members, donations this year and camps this year.
  • The next camp with its date, time and venue.
  • A button to join the team from the Dropli app.
Public page for a campus blood donation club with an upcoming winter camp

Impact report

Numbers your CSR file can stand behind

Choose a date range and print the report or save it as a PDF. It only counts what was confirmed: donations verified with the donor's code, and camp attendance marked on the day.

Donation impact report for an institution with bags, members who gave, camps and verified requests
  1. 01

    Bags collected

    With the share of members who gave at least once.

  2. 02

    Camps

    Camps held, slots booked and how many people turned up.

  3. 03

    Requests

    For hospitals: requests posted, filled, and median time to the first yes.

  4. 04

    Nobody's details

    No names, phone numbers or locations of individual donors.

Questions from organisers

Before you start a team

More questions

Does a team cost anything?

No. Creating a team, running camps and printing the impact report are free.

Can a member leave a team?

Yes, with the Leave team button on the team page in the app. They keep their donor passport and alerts.

Do members still get emergency alerts?

Yes. Being in a team changes nothing about alerts. Members hear about nearby requests that match their group, the same as every other donor.

What if someone books a slot and can't donate on the day?

Staff check eligibility at the camp as usual. Someone who can't give isn't marked as having donated, so they don't count toward the team's score.

Can a company see which employees donated?

The report shows totals, not names. Team members can see each other in the team's member list inside the app.

Start a team

Your club's first camp

Install Dropli, open the Teams tab and create your team. Post the public page where your people already talk, then set a date.