Donate to Save Lives at North Bend City Hall's Mobile Blood Drive on October 17

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North Bend City Hall is set to host a mobile blood drive on October 17, organized by Bloodworks Northwest in response to an ongoing blood shortage. This urgent event seeks to rally community support for blood donations, which are desperately needed as someone in the United States requires blood every two seconds. Bloodworks Northwest highlights that a single donation can save up to three lives, underscoring the importance of individual contributions to public health. The mobile blood drive represents an opportunity for residents to engage in a meaningful way, directly impacting the lives of those in need. Additionally, the drive emphasizes the collaborative spirit of the community in addressing health crises.

Participants can contribute to a significant cause while enhancing their awareness of local health needs. With such a pressing demand for blood, the drive is not only a call to action but also a chance for residents to come together for a common purpose. Community involvement in blood donation drives like this one is crucial for maintaining adequate blood supplies and supporting local healthcare facilities.

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