blood drive

After donating, you can choose your team in this friendly competition.

There is less than a two day supply of many blood types in the Northland. Donors are needed now.

This is a great way to give back to the community.

Donating can help save lives of those in our community.

The Richard I. Bong Veterans Historical Center has some new mini exhibits that opened this fall and is planning another blood drive.

A local business is working with the American Red Cross to host a blood drive.

According to the American Red Cross, only 3% of Americans donate blood, even though a large number of people across the country are eligible to do so. Here's how you can help.

Superior Choice Credit Union has partnered up with American Red Cross for a blood drive that will take place next Wednesday, October 11th.

Our local food shelves aren't the only thing that takes a toll during the holidays.  This busy time of year also affects are donated blood supply.  There are lots of legitimate reasons for the blood shortage.  People are busier this time of year and there's a better chance that they may have a cold or the flu.  But, the need exists, can you give an hour of your time and the gift of life?  One dona

I'm the first to admit it, I don't donate blood regularly.  Quit staring at me.  Okay, fine, I never donate blood, but I plan on changing that.  January is National Blood Donor Month and the American Red Cross is reporting the need for donors, so it sounds like the perfect time.

Join the celebration and support Northland students by attending the 8th Annual "What's Your Type" fundraiser with the Memorial Blood Centers.  Have fun while raising money for High School blood drive workshops and student scholarships.