The amount of reimbursement varies each donation facility, with an average of $60 per donation in 2010. You can give plasma twice in a seven-day period, with a minimum of 48 hours in between. They will usually tell you how much you will be reimbursed after your first visit. You can make more than one trip per week as long as the waiting time is at least two weeks between visits. Plasma donations are an important component in the treatment of blood disorders such as AIDS, hepatitis C, and hemophilia. In conclusion, plasma donation offers potentially valuable help to those suffering from blood disorders; however, there are also risks involved with this program that need to be considered before deciding to join. In general, donors are reimbursed between $60 and $100 for a three-hour session. There is no guarantee of receiving any money at all if you are in poor health or have a disease. However, if you decide to go through with it, you have the option of returning later in the year when you can be reimbursed again.