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RED CROSS BLOOD DRIVE

By: Import User
Updated: January 7, 2009
With all the hurricane activity we have had this season, the Red Cross wants to stay ready, just in case disaster relief blood is needed in a hurry. Wallace Community College`s Association of Nursing students was helping with that effort yesterday, by holding a blood drive, sponsored by the American Red Cross Donor Campaign. Lots of students and faculty members showed up in the campus gymnasium to do their part and help save lives. If you would like to help out and give blood, you can call the American Red Cross at 792-9852.
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