It was a summer night, June 2011, when three teenage boys ventured into the woods behind Ty Kiser’s house in Sulphur, Oklahoma. They had high hopes of shooting at game, exploring the territory and sharing “boy” stories; however, by evening’s end, they faced a much different kind of journey.
The boys eventually began to make their way back to Ty’s house; that is when one of the guns accidentally discharged, striking Ty in the chest. One friend stayed with Ty, the other ran to Ty’s house where Sissy, Ty’s mother, was expecting the boys to return with grand stories of hunting and exploring. She was not expecting a panicky voice to yell the words, “Ty has been shot!”
Mom and Ty’s friend quickly drove to the edge of the woods where they found Ty with a small bullet...// Read More
May 8, 2012 – The winning school in this semester’s Bedlam Blood Battle was Oklahoma State University (OSU). A total of 1,096 Cowboys volunteered to give blood with Oklahoma Blood Institute (OBI) in the friendly competition...// Read More
April 27, 2012 - Oklahoma Blood Institute (OBI) is actively seeking volunteers. Opportunities for camaraderie, community service and skill development exist in offices, donor centers and at mobile blood drives. Flexible times and...// Read More
April 25, 2012 – The University of Oklahoma (OU) Athletic Department opened its arms for a two-day blood drive this week. Some130 staff and students joined them to support Oklahoma Blood Institute (OBI).

Coaches greeted...// Read More