Despite Flood Damage, New Glarus Area EMS Exceeds Goal at First Annual "Patriot Blood Drive"
September 13, 2018

Sue Moen
New Glarus Area EMS held their first annual "Patriot Blood Drive" on Saturday, September 8, 2018. Even though the EMS station had been damaged by flood waters, everyone pitched in to make the Blood Drive a success.
Damage left to the New Glarus Area EMS station by recent floodwaters didn't dampen the spirit of area residents who helped make this past weekend's first annual EMS "Patriot Blood Drive" an enormous success.
Working with the American Red Cross, New Glarus Area EMS hoped 20 pints of blood would be donated during Saturday morning's event. Instead, when the event was all said and done, 25 pints had been collected in just a few short hours. Just one pint of blood can be enough to save three lives. 4.5 million Americans would die each year without blood transfusions.
"I'm incredibly grateful...
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