Using this test, an independent blood center in Charlotte was deemed the best fit since the population was large enough to supply the center with enough blood . Thus, the Community Blood Center of the Carolinas was founded in 2002. Working under license from another center, the CBCC had three major goals: to meet all the needs of blood donors, to meet all the needs of patients, and to meet to all the needs of the health sector. service providers in its region of intervention. To ensure this, the CBCC initiated a procedure in its operations ensuring that the issue of blood availability was resolved. The center only collected blood from donors, broke down the blood into its components, tested it and returned it to the community that donated.