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Hanover Township Police to Host American Red Cross Blood Drive

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The Hanover Township Police Department and the American Red Cross will host a community blood drive on May 16 at the Community Center. The event, running from 12:00 p. m. to 5:00 p. m.

, invites all eligible donors to contribute. Blood donations are crucial, as each can save multiple lives, and the need for blood remains constant throughout the year. To encourage participation, donors who give blood between May 1 and May 18 will receive a $20 e-gift card to a merchant of their choice. Appointments are recommended and can be arranged by scanning a QR code on the promotional flyer or by visiting RedCrossBlood. org and entering the sponsor code HanoverTownship.

This initiative not only supports the Red Cross but also strengthens community ties by promoting local engagement in health-related causes. For additional help, potential donors can call 1-800-RED CROSS for assistance. Participating in this drive is a meaningful way for residents to impact their community positively.

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