COMPETITION = INSPIRATION
As of a few days ago, Penn State was losing to Michigan State in the PSU – MSU Blood Donor Challenge. Well, as of a few hours ago, we are now officially winning the blood collection race! BUT… not by much!
The Current Scores (as of Tuesday evening):
PSU – 1548
MSU – 1523
That’s only a difference of 25 units!
To both a) BEAT Michigan State [very important] and b) meet the collection goal [even more important], the Student Red Cross Club (SRCC) is aiming to bring in at least 500 donors before the end of Thursday.
If you’re interested in donating, you can visit the blood drives being held in Alumni Hall in the HUB. These drives will be accepting walk-ins, but the SRCC is recommending that you make an appointment on their website.
So make sure you do your part to bring some glory to Old State by helping beat Michigan State and potentially saving up to 3 lives in the process!
Photo: Kari Haffelfinger, Staff Photographer | [email protected]
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