Donating blood a good deed
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1) The document outlines a student project to organize a blood drive in order to help victims who need blood transfusions. 2) The project will appeal to healthy people to donate blood and hold meetings to educate people on the benefits of donating blood. 3) The blood collected during the drive will be given to local hospitals to help ensure they have enough blood supplies to treat patients.
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- 2. Need for the project Today, the amount of blood for the victims is very necessary. Each of us should share them blood to help them treat their sickness.
- 3. Goal: As we know, there are millons of people have accidents each year and many people lacking of blood. We offer them our blood to help them cure the diseases. After my project, the amount of blood will be added more and more.
- 4. Project activity We should appeal people, especially the healthy people to donate their blood. Besides, we hold some meetings to show people about the advantages of donating blood.
- 5. Step by step planning 1.my friends and I will exchange views with function offices to organized some meetings to appeal people. 2. we also organize “donating spots” to implement our project. 3. the amount of blood collected will be given to hospitals.
- 6. Result After my mini project, I hope all the hospital will have enough blood for victims. If my project is successful, the victims will have the opportunity to treat sickness.