Bloodworks NW hosts blood drive at Civic Field in Bellingham

Bellingham, WALocal News

Bloodworks NW will conduct a blood drive at Civic Field in Bellingham, starting Tuesday at 9 a. m. The organization urgently requests type O blood donations, which are critically needed for local hospitals. Participants can also receive a free health check for their car battery while donating. Online appointments for the drive can be secured until all slots are filled.

This initiative addresses the pressing need for blood donations in the region, especially in light of recent shortages. Blood drives like this one play a vital role in ensuring a stable supply of blood for surgeries and emergencies. Community involvement is essential, as each donation can potentially save multiple lives. The drive exemplifies local efforts to engage residents in health initiatives while supporting essential medical services.

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