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    Trauma Awareness Month: Blood Donors Called to Action in May

    Vitalant donors can win $10,000 

    Sedona, AZ   — Accidents and other emergencies arise without notice and blood always needs to be ready for patients before they need a transfusion. This Trauma Awareness Month in May, nonprofit blood services provider Vitalant urges all eligible donors to give and help keep the lifeline of the blood supply stable.  Vitalant is thanking all donors who make an appointment and give May 1-31 with a chance to be one of the three who will win $10,000*.

    Brian Remington needed more than 20 units of blood to help save his life after he was involved in a motorcycle crash. Years following his recovery, he continues to volunteer his time sharing the importance of blood donation.

    “You are heroes that are too often overlooked,” Brian said. “Thank you for caring about me and others you don’t even know.” 

    It only takes an hour on one’s calendar to donate blood and save lives. Donors of all types are needed to help patients in emergencies and for planned treatments for cancer and blood disorders. The need is greatest for type O, the most transfused and most compatible when there’s no time to test a patient’s blood type.

    Most people are eligible to donate blood. Learn more and make an appointment to give at vitalant.org, download and use the Vitalant blood donor app or call 877-25-VITAL (877-258-4825).

    Upcoming Blood Drives

    Ash Fork

    Wed, May 6, 11:30am-4:15pm Ash Fork School, Cafeteria, 46999 N 5th St

    Camp Verde

    Mon, May 4, 9am-1pm, Northern Arizona Healthcare – Camp Verde, Bloodmobile, 1298 W Finnie Flat Rd

    Cottonwood

    Fri, May 1, 10am-2pm, VACTE, Building B, 3405 E State Route 89A

    Tue, May 5, 8am-5pm, Mingus Union High School, Small Gym, 1801 E Fir St

    Mon, May 18, 2pm-6pm, C3 Cottonwood Church, Sanctuary, 1580 E Fir St

    Fri, May 22, 9am-2pm, Verde Valley Medical Center, Conference Rooms B & C, 269 S Candy Ln

    Sat, May 23, 8am-1pm, Verde Valley Medical Center, Conference Rooms B & C, 269 S Candy Ln

    Sat, May 23, 10am-2pm, Arizona Hot Tubs Cottonwood, Bloodmobile, 1665 E Cottonwood St

    Wed, May 27, 11am-3pm, Verde Valley Fire District, Meeting Room, 2700 E Godard Rd

    Sat, May 30, 2pm-6pm, Sinful Sodas and Sweets, 1621 E Mingus Ave

    Sedona

    Thu, May 28, 12pm-4:30pm, Sky Rock Sedona, Bloodmobile, 1200 AZ 89-A

     

    *See vitalant.org/springgiveaway for terms, conditions and official rules.

     

    About Vitalant

    Vitalant (Vye-TAL-ent) is one of the nation’s largest nonprofit blood and biotherapies healthcare organizations, providing hospitals and patients across the U.S. a safe blood supply, specialized laboratory services, transfusion medicine expertise and world-renowned research. Individuals generously donating blood, volunteering and giving financially are essential to our lifesaving mission. Learn more at vitalant.org.

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