Coffee Memorial

It only takes around an hour of your time. You walk away with some nice gifts, and you get to save lives thanks to your donation.

We are only two months into the year and it seems like Amarillo never slows down. There is always something going on. Of course, some are good and some bad. It's just the way things seem to go.

When Carla Contreras was twelve years old she lost her battle with lukemia. Cancer sucks. We can all admit it. When it is a fight for a child it is even worse. Why is this a thing?

The pandemic has created a new level of need for blood donations, now they are facing another shortage due to the incredible cold weather here in the panhandle.

The 100 Club began raising funds for the Amarillo Police Department to purchase a new SWAT vehicle, and it got here just in time for Christmas.

Coffee Memorial’s life-saving stock of blood has reached a less-than-one-day supply. Typically, Coffee Memorial maintains a three- to five-day supply for local hospitals.

Thursday, April 30, Coffee Memorial Blood Center will team up with BurgerFi for a blood drive to help prevent a blood shortage.

Are you or someone you know heading to college this fall? Or maybe you are already attending and could use some extra money to help with tuition or books.