Blood Drive

Local Event: Win Exciting Prizes At Blood And Food Drive
Local Event: Win Exciting Prizes At Blood And Food Drive
Local Event: Win Exciting Prizes At Blood And Food Drive
Let me be the first to say that I am not one to doubt the math that the people at Water and Environmental Technologies are showing. After all, they are some of the smartest people in town doing work that I can barely spell correctly, less understand. So, when they say that based on 2023 data, approximately 75% of the people who donate blood at this Friday's Blood and Food Drive will get a door prize, I am inclined to believe them. And these door prizes are pretty cool, too.
Blood Drive in Butte scheduled for December 15
Blood Drive in Butte scheduled for December 15
Blood Drive in Butte scheduled for December 15
Here in the Mining City, there will be a blood drive where you can help and it is coming up on Friday, December 15. The blood drive will be taking place in the Hoyle Room at Big Sky on Waterford Senior Living and Memory Care from 1 to 4pm. Consider taking part.
Next Butte Blood Drive & Food Drive is in March
Next Butte Blood Drive & Food Drive is in March
Next Butte Blood Drive & Food Drive is in March
Headquartered in Butte, Water & Environmental Technologies (WET) is conducting its Annual Blood Drive and Food Drive on March 3rd! The event will be hosted by The Butte Brewing Company to help add awareness to the importance of Vitalant's Blood Donation Services and the Butte Pantry's food donation program. When you reserve your donation time for the Blood Drive and Food Drive you'll receive free swag, door prizes (10 tickets), and refreshments, so contact Water & Environmental Technologies now to set up a time at (406) 782-5220.
Vitalant Blood Drive in Butte Next Week Offers Incentive
Vitalant Blood Drive in Butte Next Week Offers Incentive
Vitalant Blood Drive in Butte Next Week Offers Incentive
Vitalant of Butte is once again coming together for a community Blood Drive on December 14th! As outlined on their Vitalant website, it is estimated that patients receive a platelet or blood transfusion every two seconds of every day. Hence, blood drives save lives, making donating more critical than ever. If you are worried about the needle used to draw blood, don't be. Many donors compare the experience to a quick, minor pinch. The process is safe, plus you'll feel a sense of accomplishment knowing that you are potentially helping families across the United States who require transfusions. The awareness and significance of donating blood was always made apparent in our household growing up. My father was adamant about its importance and during his lifetime donated over 20 gallons of blood.