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| Joyfully Serving God's People Everywhere |
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| First Presbyterian Church of Northville |
Services staff extends their heartfelt
appreciation for your efforts on
behalf of the many patients whose
lives depend on the availability of
blood products in our community.
Coordinating an American Red
Cross blood drive - and knowing
you're responsible for saving so
many lives - makes you an
invaluable contributor in our
community.
The results of your recent blood
drive at First Presbyterian Church in
Northville on August 17, 2008 are as
follows:
Thank you very much for all your
effort and support.
Tina Stilley
Donor Recruitment Regional
Representative
American Red Cross
S.E.M. Blood Service Region
(877) 505-9426 (p)
(313) 549-7049 (c)
(248) 853-0170 (f)
StilleyTL@usa.redcross.org
The need is constant, the
gratification is instant, give blood.
appreciation for your efforts on
behalf of the many patients whose
lives depend on the availability of
blood products in our community.
Coordinating an American Red
Cross blood drive - and knowing
you're responsible for saving so
many lives - makes you an
invaluable contributor in our
community.
The results of your recent blood
drive at First Presbyterian Church in
Northville on August 17, 2008 are as
follows:
- Blood drive goal: 31
- 39 people were registered
- 3 people were willing to donate
but could not for minor medical
reasons - 4 first time donors
- 36 Persons successfully
donated one unit of whole
blood - 108 Units of lifesaving blood
were collected, giving as many
as 108 hospital patients a
chance to once again enjoy
good health.
Thank you very much for all your
effort and support.
Tina Stilley
Donor Recruitment Regional
Representative
American Red Cross
S.E.M. Blood Service Region
(877) 505-9426 (p)
(313) 549-7049 (c)
(248) 853-0170 (f)
StilleyTL@usa.redcross.org
The need is constant, the
gratification is instant, give blood.
On August 20, First
Presbyterian Church
volunteers lent a hand
plating and serving
lunch to 250-300
Detroit residents at
the Ecumenical
Theological Seminary's Everyone Eats
Program.
In this unique program, the "clients"
are served restaurant style by the
volunteers. It is a very friendly
atmosphere where servers can talk and
share with the clients, many of them
homeless and without jobs.
Presbyterian Church
volunteers lent a hand
plating and serving
lunch to 250-300
Detroit residents at
the Ecumenical
Theological Seminary's Everyone Eats
Program.
In this unique program, the "clients"
are served restaurant style by the
volunteers. It is a very friendly
atmosphere where servers can talk and
share with the clients, many of them
homeless and without jobs.
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