USN Blood Drive is Jan. 11

by Hannah Laibinis '19

To sign up to donate, click here and enter USN19 as the sponsor code.
The annual Red Cross Blood Drive hosted by the High School Community Service Club will be 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Friday, Jan. 11 in the Gordon Multipurpose Room. We appreciate any students, faculty, parents, and alumni who donate. In order to be eligible, students must be 16 years old by the date of the drive and have parental permission. Students ages 17 and older are able to give consent without a parent. Faculty, staff, parents, and alumni are welcome to donate too.

Click here for eligibility information. To sign up to donate, click here and enter USN19 as the sponsor code.

If you want to be involved, but cannot donate, please contact Hannah Laibinis ’19, Camryn Floyd ’21, or Julia Tyson ’21 to learn about other ways to be a part of the blood drive.
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