The Upper School hosted a successful Blood Drive on Friday, Jan. 17, in the Main Gym, bringing together students ages 16 and up, faculty and staff to help address a critical national blood shortage. Donors stepped up to support Lifesouth Community Blood Centers and their efforts to supply local hospitals with the inventory needed for life-saving transfusions. Coordinated by Ellie Ver Eecke '26, the drive provided enough blood to save 96 lives.
"Donating blood is so much more than a simple act–it's a lifeline, a way to give hope to those who need it most...even small efforts can save lives and make a profound impact," she said.
Thank you to all of the students, faculty and staff who donated or volunteered to support this meaningful cause!