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Donors needed for Blood Drive on Thursday, April 10 at Burien City Hall

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Scheduled for April 10, 2025, the blood drive at Burien City Hall is a crucial event aimed at bolstering local blood supplies. Running from 9:30 AM to 10:30 PM local time, it invites residents to donate blood and help save lives. Blood donations are essential for surgeries, trauma care, and various medical treatments, making this drive particularly significant. Located at 400 SW 152nd St, the venue is conveniently situated for community access. Participating in this event not only supports those in need but also fosters a sense of community engagement and responsibility.

Local health organizations are backing this initiative, emphasizing the importance of regular blood donations. Donors are encouraged to spread the word and bring friends or family along to make a bigger impact. This blood drive represents a vital opportunity for community members to contribute to public health and well-being.

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