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Governor John Bel Edwards Joins Multiple Governors in Declaring Blood Donation Day on September 4th

by Amber McDown

In a united effort to address the critical blood shortage crisis, Governor John Bel Edwards, alongside several other state leaders, has officially proclaimed September 4th, 2023, as Blood Donation Day. This action follows the urgent call by blood banks nationwide.

National Blood Donation Day, set for September 4th, 2023, coincides with National Blood Donation Week, observed from September 1st to 7th each year. This initiative aligns with National Preparedness Month, emphasizing the importance of blood donations in disaster readiness.

Across the nation, blood drives are taking place to bolster our blood banks. To locate a donation site near you, please visit the official websites of the American Red Cross or Vitalant. Remember, a single pint of blood can potentially save up to three lives, highlighting the substantial impact that nationwide participation can make.

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