Community Corner Interview: Jonathan McNamara of the American Red Cross

Community Corner Interview: Jonathan McNamara of the American Red Cross

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Kendall spoke with Jonathan McNamara from the American Red Cross about the importance of blood donation, especially now as there is a national shortage.

Come down to the Broadcasters For Blood Drive today from 7am to 7pm at the old JC Penny Location at the Fashion Square Mall thanks to Seminole Trail Management.

Link up to make an appointment at here, on the Red Cross Blood Donor App, or by calling 1-800-Red Cross.

 

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