Thursday, April 25, 2024

WUHS conducts Blood Drive in San Pedro Town

Share

On Saturday May 25ththe Washington University of Health and ScienceMedical School (WUHS) sponsored a blood drive which was held in collaboration with the Belize Blood Bank; also present was Dr. Giovanni Solorzano. The drive took place at the WUHS campus on Seagrape Drive from 8AM-3PM. No appointments were needed and all were welcomed to come out and support the cause.

Students of WUHS did a phenomenal job in organizing the event and making all that came out to donate feel quite comfortable through the entire process. Over sixty people came out to support the drive. At the end of the day WUHS was able to donate over 31 units of blood to the Belize Blood Bank. One of the largest amounts collected through drives on the island in quite a while. Supporters were greeted with warm smiles and the most enthusiastic spirit by both the staff and students of WUHS.The University also provided refreshments and light snacks for all those who were present.

The blood drive was just one of the many great community projects WUHS has in store for San Pedro. WUHS looks forward to continuing to do their part in contributing to the needs of San Pedro Town and would like to thank the community for their support in this effort.

A list of sponsors include: Elvis Kitchen, My Secret Deli, Brianna’s, Caramba!, Estel’s, Pedro’s Inn, Sail Away Café, Mr. Deli, Luna Loca, Captain Shark’s, Melts, Moncho’s Rentals, The Baker, Reef Radio (92.3 FM), Belize Blood Bank, Tropic Air, and Maya Island Air.

Blood Drive-7
The San Pedro Sun would like to congratulate The Washington University of Health and Science Medical School on a job well done. Keep up the good work guys!

 

Read more

 

Please help support Local Journalism in Belize

For the first time in the history of the island's community newspaper, The San Pedro Sun is appealing to their thousands of readers to help support the paper during the COVID-19 pandemic. Since 1991 we have tirelessly provided vital local and national news. Now, more than ever, our community depends on us for trustworthy reporting, but our hard work comes with a cost. We need your support to keep delivering the news you rely on each and every day. Every reader contribution, however big or small, is so valuable. Please support us by making a contribution.

Local News