Muldrow’s first responders are looking for citizens to support their efforts through blood donation with Oklahoma Blood Institute. Those who give at the Boots and Badges blood drive on Thursday, June 13, will provide blood needed to save local lives, such as those that firefighters and law enforcement officers rescue.
Anyone 16 years or older* is urged to stop by the Muldrow Fire Department between noon and 6 p.m. All donors will receive special-edition Boots and Badges T-shirts and a voucher for free admission to their choice of Science Museum Oklahoma in Oklahoma City (1entry) or Safari Joe’s Water and Adventure Park in Tulsa (2). By giving blood at this drive, donors will show their support for the firefighters and law enforcement officers who save lives in their community.
“Muldrow’s first responders see the daily need for blood first-hand when the people they rescue require life-saving treatment,” said John Armitage, M.D., President & CEO of Oklahoma Blood Institute. “We can’t say enough about the service our police officers and firefighters provide, and we owe it to them to do our part in making sure blood is available in emergency situations.”
Appointments for the blood drive may be made by calling or texting Greg at 479-652-2362 or visiting obi.org.
Anyone 16 years or older* is urged to stop by the Muldrow Fire Department between noon and 6 p.m. All donors will receive special-edition Boots and Badges T-shirts and a voucher for free admission to their choice of Science Museum Oklahoma in Oklahoma City (1entry) or Safari Joe’s Water and Adventure Park in Tulsa (2). By giving blood at this drive, donors will show their support for the firefighters and law enforcement officers who save lives in their community.
“Muldrow’s first responders see the daily need for blood first-hand when the people they rescue require life-saving treatment,” said John Armitage, M.D., President & CEO of Oklahoma Blood Institute. “We can’t say enough about the service our police officers and firefighters provide, and we owe it to them to do our part in making sure blood is available in emergency situations.”
Appointments for the blood drive may be made by calling or texting Greg at 479-652-2362 or visiting obi.org.
KXMX News Staff
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