Automotive Professional Network 'Lotas Club' Conducts Nationwide Blood Donation Campaign
Lotas Club, a network of 1,600 auto repair shops, reported that 2,659 people participated in its 50th-anniversary blood donation campaign from 2025 to 2026. The organization announced it will continue the social contribution initiative in the 2026 fiscal year in cooperation with the Japan Red Cross.
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Zen-Nippon Lotas Doyukai (Chairman: Hitoshi Nakamura, known as 'Lotas Club'), comprising approximately 1,600 automobile maintenance shops across Japan, announced the results of its blood donation drive. Conducted to mark its 50th anniversary between April 2025 and March 2026, the activity saw participation from 2,659 individuals. As an organization in the transportation industry, Lotas Club aims to support those needing blood transfusions due to traffic accidents. The club has a long history of such service, including receiving the 'Emperor Showa Memorial Blood Donation Promotion Award' in 2010. Encouraged by these results, the club will continue promoting blood donation in FY2026 and beyond. Participation is facilitated through flyers distributed at member shops.
FAQ
How can I participate in the blood donation activity?
You can help by bringing a flyer distributed at Lotas shops or by mentioning 'Lotas' at your local blood donation center.
What is Lotas Club?
Established in 1975, it is one of Japan's largest comprehensive automotive service networks, composed of owners of top-quality auto repair shops.