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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 as well as those in third world countries and leukemia patients, and helps accident victims. Donating provides a free mini medical checkup, replenishes blood supply, allows universal donors to save more lives, and donors receive incentives. Anyone over 16 can donate blood to potentially save many lives.
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- 1. Blood Drive
- 2. Information When: 9:00 am-2:00 pm Where: Covington High School Kent, WA
- 3. Benefits of donating blood • Locally helps the community • Give it to Third world countries • Help Leukemia suffering patient • Helps people who met accidents • Free medical check up
- 4. Why donate blood? • Free mini medical check up • Replenish blood • If you’re universal donor, you can save more lives • Receive incentives • It’s free
- 5. Who can donate? Anyone who is older than 16 or older can donate blood.
- 6. Save Lives! Your blood can save many lives!