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Blood drives coming to Marysville, Alderwood mall | HeraldNet.com

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Marysville and Alderwood Mall are set to host blood donation drives, with the first event occurring on October 19 at the mall and the second on November 4 at the Marysville Civic Center. These initiatives are essential in addressing the ongoing need for blood donations within the community, particularly as local hospitals rely on consistent supplies. Community members are urged to sign up, emphasizing the significant impact that each donation can have in saving lives. Local organizations are partnering to facilitate these drives, showcasing the power of collaboration in public health efforts. In addition to collecting blood, these events aim to educate the public about the vital role of blood donations in healthcare.

As the need for blood remains high, these drives provide a timely opportunity for residents to contribute meaningfully. Participating in these events not only supports local healthcare needs but also strengthens community ties. The blood donation drives exemplify how regional initiatives can foster a sense of responsibility and solidarity among residents.

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