Volunteers preparing for the upcoming blood donation drive in Mission Viejo.
The American Red Cross has announced its blood drive schedule for South Orange County, offering multiple donation opportunities throughout May. Kicking off in Mission Viejo, the schedule includes locations across Ladera Ranch, San Clemente, Laguna Woods, and more. With identification required for participation, residents are encouraged to register online or call for information. The initiative is crucial for maintaining local blood supplies and highlights the importance of community support in emergency healthcare.
Mission Viejo, CA – The American Red Cross has unveiled its Blood Drive schedule for South Orange County, with multiple opportunities for residents to donate blood throughout May 2025. This initiative aims to address the ongoing need for blood donations and ensure that local hospitals have the necessary resources to provide care to those in need.
The first blood drive will take place in Mission Viejo on Wednesday, May 14, 2025, from 8:30 AM to 2:30 PM at Silverado High School, located at 25632 Peter A Hartman Way. Following this, a daily blood donation service will be available at the Laguna Hills Blood Donation Center, located at 22971 Mill Creek Drive.
Additional blood drives are scheduled in various locations across South Orange County, including:
Donors are reminded that identification is required to participate in these blood drives. Individuals interested in donating can register online through the American Red Cross website or by calling 1-800-RED-CROSS (1-800-733-2767). While the current schedule is set, timing and locations may be subject to change, so it is advisable to check for updates with event organizers.
Blood donations are crucial in contributing to a stable supply of blood for medical emergencies, surgeries, and various treatments. The American Red Cross consistently seeks volunteers to help replenish blood reserves, particularly given fluctuating donation levels during various times of the year.
The American Red Cross, a vital organization in the area of emergency response and healthcare, relies heavily on community support to conduct these blood drives. By participating, local residents not only help their neighbors but also pave the way for saving lives and supporting the healthcare system in their community.
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