Screening for COVID-19 Antibodies starts today, Summer Social happens tomorrow, and a Stanley Fire Department Community Blood Drive is happening this afternoon.
The Western Kentucky Regional Blood Center has teamed up with several Owensboro organizations to host Save Our Summer Blood Drive and you're encouraged to donate.
Owensboro Health donated $100,000 to the Western Kentucky Regional Blood Center that will be used for the purchase of a new bloodmobile. The second bloodmobile is designed to accommodate more blood drives with additional donors each year.
January 5th is National Volunteer Blood Donor Day in the City of Owensboro and Daviess County. You can celebrate by giving the gift of life with WKRBC today.
I had a first on Wednesday. I donated blood to the Western Kentucky Regional Blood Center via their Bloodmobile. I've only had blood work done once, and it was about a month ago. Yes, I'm a newbie at having needles stuck in my arm, well, I'm saying new since I haven't had a flu shot in 2 years, but it was no big deal.
As we all know, summertime proves to turn into a huge demand for blood. How long has it been since you've last donated? If you can't remember, it's been too long! Well, here's your chance to give back!
The Airport Sorgho Fire Department, alongside of the Western Kentucky Regional Blood Center, is hosting a blood drive at the station this week.
The Western Kentucky Regional Blood Center invites you to "Pump Up The Volume"!
The summer time always proves to be a big need in blood supply. Kids are out of school, families are traveling more and we're all outside more than normal which leads to a greater need for blood.
"Pump Up The Volume" is a three-day blood drive to help combat this need.
The Daviess County Relay For Life is Friday, May 17th at Diamond Lake Resort. The Western Kentucky Regional Blood Center will be on site holding a blood drive from 4:00pm - 8:00pm.
The Western Kentucky Regional Blood Center is in URGENT need for Type O Negative blood. The WKRBC is the sole supplier to several area hospitals and serves six Kentucky counties.
The entire process to donate takes only 30-45 minutes. The center is located at 3015 Old Hartford Road in Owensboro.
Once again, Monday is already here! Oh well, that's ok... it's going to be a great week!
I have $10 Dairy Queen gift cards to give away, that is if I don't keep them for myself! ;)
On Tuesday, Chad, Dave Spencer and myself are heading to Nashville with a whole bunch of interns to bring you all the information about this week's CMA Fan Fest...
With the holidays here, the Western Kentucky Blood Center needs your help. They are in need for all blood types, but specifically O- and O+. There are several blood drives this week around the Owensboro area.