Posted on 05 November 2010.
Preston Loyd
Davidson College and Community Blood Center of the Carolinas will host a blood drive in honor of Preston Loyd of Mooresville at the Davidson Wildcats’ Nov. 13 homecoming football game against San Diego. Donors will get a free ticket to the game. Read the full story
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Posted on 03 September 2010.
Davidson College Presbyterian Church will sponsor a “Go for the Goal” blood drive with the American Red Cross on Monday, Sept. 13, from 2-7 p.m., at the Congregation House, 218 Concord Road.
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Posted on 09 July 2010.
A pair of blood drives are scheduled in Davidson next week. Community Blood Center of the Carolinas and student Claire Lockman have organized a drive for Wednesday at the Old Cotton Mill. Then on Thursday, American Red Cross and Ben & Jerry’s will host a “Give a Pint, Get a Pint” blood Drive at the ice cream shop on Main Street.
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Posted on 24 June 2010.
Hospital blood drive Fri.Lake Norman Regional Medical Center will host a blood drive with the American Red Cross on Friday, June 25, 11:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. The blood drive is open to the public, and no appointment is necessary. Bring photo ID to Community Rooms A & B in the main building of Lake Norman Regional Medical Center, off Exit 33, Mooresville. While the area has been spared by natural disasters this year, the blood supply for the region is still below the levels needed for the area’s population count. So, donors are in great need. Info: 704-660-4859. |
SOURCE: Community Blood Center of the Carolinas
CHARLOTTE – The Community Blood Center of the Carolinas (CBCC) says there’s a shortage of O negative blood in the community and is urging O negative donors to donate blood as soon as possible.
“The need for O negative blood in our region’s hospitals right now is critical,” said Martin Grable, president and CEO of Community Blood Center of the Carolinas. “Summer is a particularly difficult time for all blood centers, supply drops and demand often goes up. While we need donors of all blood types, O negative blood is the universal blood type and the most commonly used. We are asking O negative donors to come together to save lives in our 16 area hospitals by donating blood as soon as possible.” Read the full story
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