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A blood drive will be held from 9:00 am to 2:00 pm at Covington High School in Kent, WA. Donating blood benefits the local community and people in third world countries by helping leukemia patients and accident victims. Donors receive a free mini medical check up, help replenish the blood supply, can save more lives if a universal donor, receive incentives, and it's free to donate. Anyone over 16 can donate blood to potentially save many lives.
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