Virtual Blood Drive

Our family lost Keith to leukemia on November 5. He was 74. He was a husband, dad, grandpa, great-grandpa, and friend. Throughout his illness, including after his transplant, Keith relied on blood transfusions. Strangers rolled up their sleeves for every one of them, and none of us will ever know their names. Those transfusions bought him time with his family, including more time to tease his grandkids and great-grandkids. That is why we’re hosting this drive. Every pint is a stranger giving another family what we were given: more time. Time for one more phone call, one more bad joke, one more Sunday with the people you love. Please join us. If you can’t give, share this page with someone who can.