Should university students be rewarded for donating blood or should they do it out of altruistic
reasons?As far as I am concerned,I believe that students should not make the donation merely in
order to obtain rewards.Yet,institutions ought to devise some incentives to promote blood donation.
To begain with,the act in question is to help or even save the lives of people in need.In view of
the notion that prize and punishmnet should be meted out accordingly,donors should be rewarded for
their selflessness.Second,the implementation of various incentives also serves to encourage students
to donate blood.As the saying goes,One good turn deserves another.Even if donors do demand some
repayment,it is utterly justified.Meanwhile,the establishment of the incentive policy also
reinforces an advantageous societal system where good deeds are encouraged.Nevertheless,the
foregoing points do not justify able bodied students eschewing blood donation if no rewards are
offered.Otherwise,our world would be replete with mercenary individuals;and no society can survive
let alone thrive when it is corrupted with selfishness.In the final analysis,students should make
donations in an altruistiv fashion.However,universities ought to present some rewards to express
their gratitude.