Western Cape Blood Service

Western Cape Blood Service

979
Subscribers count
140.15K
Views count
194
Uploads
$5
Estimated earnings per week
ZA
Country

Subscriber & View Count History for Western Cape Blood Service

Weekly gained views for the last 12 weeks

Weekly gained subscribers for the last 12 weeks

Statistics summary for Western Cape Blood Service

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Date Views Gained Total Views Est. Earnings Subs Gained Total Subscribers New Uploads Total Uploads
2026-09-25 Fri +128 137.72K +1 978 191
2026-09-26 Sat +114 137.84K 978 191
2026-09-27 Sun +194 138.03K 978 191
2026-09-28 Mon +10 138.04K +1 979 +1 192
2026-09-29 Tue +386 138.43K 979 +1 193
2026-09-30 Wed +1.61K 140.03K 979 +1 194
2026-10-01 Thu LIVE +112 140.15K 979 194
Daily averages +319
Last 7 weeks total +2.55K $1 +2
Last updated 2026-10-01

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About Western Cape Blood Service

Western Cape Blood Service (WCBS) is a non-profit, independent organisation operating throughout the Western Cape to collect and supply safe blood and blood products to all communities in the region, from Cape Town to George. Its head office is situated in Pinelands, Cape Town, with regional branches in Paarl, Worcester and George and fixed sites in Long Street, Blue Route Mall and N1 City Mall. More than 200 mobile donation clinics are organised across the province each month - all of which aim to take blood donation to the donor, making it as convenient as possible. The service collects more than 165 000 units of blood that is used to save or enhance the lives of more than 490 000 people each year.