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National blood shortage continues to strain local health centers; donors still sought

National blood shortage continues to strain local health centers; donors still sought
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Few donors returning to Kansas blood banks as COVID-19 pandemic eases

Red Cross reminds Oklahomans to take safety precautions as summer starts

Before you hit the pool or fire up the grill this summer, you might want to double-check a few things. The Red Cross said it sees a huge increase in certain emergencies during the summer every year, meaning safety at lakes or rivers or even swimming at a pool is a must. Sign up for our Newsletters "A lot of times, we don't think about when we are going out we need to be prepared for an accident to happen," said Brittney Rochell, with the Red.

Few donors have returned to blood centers in wake of COVID-19 pandemic Here s what it means for Kansas hospitals

Few donors have returned to blood centers in wake of COVID-19 pandemic. Here s what it means for Kansas hospitals Tim Hrenchir, Topeka Capital-Journal © Courtesy/Community Blood Center The Community Blood Center hopes to drive more donors to return back after announcing a blood emergency Wednesday. Eastern Kansas and western Missouri are facing a blood emergency, the Community Blood Center of Greater Kansas City announced Wednesday. That Kansas City, Mo.-based nonprofit organization asked the public to donate blood to help replenish its supply, which it said was only sufficient to last three days.  Things were looking  a little bit grim in terms of the lack of blood donations being made to the donor center the CBC operates in southwest Topeka, said Chelsey Smith, the CBC s outreach and communications coordinator.

Red Cross offers thanks, encouragement to volunteers

Red Cross offers thanks, encouragement to volunteers American Red Cross volunteers Sean and Kristen Flanagan speak with a woman who lost her home in a wildfire last year in Gates, Ore. (Photo by Scott Dalton/American Red Cross) WASHINGTON, D.C. – The Red Cross is using National Volunteer Week, which started on Sunday, as an opportunity to thank thousands of Oklahomans who volunteer and also to encourage others to help neighbors in times of tragedy. Red Cross volunteers serve in lots of different ways: • Blood donor ambassadors help to check people in during blood drives. • Volunteer drivers deliver blood from Red Cross facilities to local hospitals.

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