Jewish Community Center of Washington, DC

Blood Drive - September 2010
Washington DC JCC

HELP us remember Patriot's Day (9/11) at our Emergency Information Station!

Join us to:
*Donate Blood
*Make a beginning Emergency Kit for your home
*Get emergency preparation information from:
*HSEMA, Red Cross and The Humane Society

Why Donate Blood?

volunteer donating blood- All donations will stay in the Washington area
- Every 17 seconds, someone in the Washington metro area needs a blood donation 
- Only 5% of the eligible population donates blood
- One out of every 10 people will need a donation of blood before the age of 70 
- One blood donation can save four lives It's Safe, Simple, and Rewarding... 
- Only one pint of blood is given during donation, which is quickly replaced by the body.
- You will be notified (confidentially) if any of the tests show abnormal results. 

If you have any questions about the blood donation process, please email us at volunteer@washingtondcjcc.org. Please note that this email is checked by volunteers. We will get back to you as soon as possible.
inova blood donor service

Why make and Emergency Kit?

cartoon emergency prep kitEvery family should have a Disaster Supply Kit in their home. The kit will help you and your family during a disaster. In a hurricane or earthquake, for example, you might be without electricity or your water supply may be polluted. In a heavy winter storm or flood, you may not be able to leave your house for a few days. In times like this, you will need to rely on yourself. Your disaster supply kit will make it easier. Remember, your family will probably never need to use your disaster supply kit, but it's always better to be prepared.

Get more Information!

HSEMA Humane Society red cross 

Click the ticket to register for a specific time to donate blood. Walk-ins are welcome! 

 

Date:
Time: 4:30 PM - 8:30 PM

We're sorry, the deadline for online sales has passed. Contact program staff listed above to purchase by phone.

 


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