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Scott Valley supports Miles Isbell with blood drive, bake sale

Siskiyou Daily News The community of Scott Valley came out in force last week by giving blood and money to help 9-year-old Miles Isbell, who is battling a cancerous Medullablastoma tumor on his brain. Wednesday s bake sale raised more than $5,000, the rolling pin raffle raised $675, and shirts and other donations brought in over $1,000. All the time slots for Friday s blood drive were filled with an impressive 30 pints collected. The event was organized by two longtime Scott Valley community members, Mary Adams and Maria Gamache. The bake sale was organized by Shelly Starr Suetta.  Both events were scheduled for Wednesday, but Vitalant, who operated the blood drive, could not make it from Redding until Friday. 

March 10 blood drive, fundraiser is for Scott Valley s Miles Isbell

March 10 blood drive, fundraiser is for Scott Valley s Miles Isbell Siskiyou Daily News A Vitalant blood drive in honor of 9-year-old Miles Isbell – who is battling a cancerous Medullablastoma tumor on his brain – is set to take place at the Fort Jones Community Center next Wednesday, March 10. Organized by two longtime Scott Valley community members, Mary Adams and Maria Gamache, all appointment slots have been filled from noon to 4 p.m., although walk-ins are welcome if they don t mind a wait. “You can do so much for someone by donating blood, said Gamache. Everyone in this community has such a love for Miles and wants to help.

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