Chilson Hills Blood Drive
Every Good Friday for the past 40 years, Chilson Hills Church in Howell has held a Good Friday Red Cross blood drive. And they did so last week with a goal of 71. With 15 no-shows, they still managed to collect 48 units of blood.
Even more fantastic is the fact that the church served as an emergency backup site four days prior when Oak Grove United Methodist Church needed to relocate because of building issues. They still made their goal of 71. So you could say that Chilson Hills Church helped to save more than 350 lives last week.
Congrats to Penny & Mike Murphy, Rotarians in Action and Blood Drive Coordinators.
Below, Mike Murphy (who was wearing a CV mask just a moment before) talks with a regular donor as he checks out. Before you are allowed into the blood drive, Murph had to take everyone's temperature. Yes, using a FOREHEAD thermometer, not one of those other kinds.
Below right your Bulletin Editor donated for the second time this year. If you are generally healthy, meet other height/weight and iron requirements, and are age 16 and above, you can give blood! Give every 3 months or 3,000 miles, especially during the summer and around the holidays. Call 1-800-448-3543.
Gleaners Community Food Bank
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rians continue to give during this CV Crisis. This past week an urgent request for donations EGGS (commercially produced) and BAR SOAP went out to fill the needs of the 40-60 families who go to Gleaners every day! 
rians continue to give during this CV Crisis. This past week an urgent request for donations EGGS (commercially produced) and BAR SOAP went out to fill the needs of the 40-60 families who go to Gleaners every day! Below right, Mary St. Pierre is all masked up as a DAILY volunteer at Gleaners. You can drop eggs or soap off at her house or at Gleaners.
Hungry?
Check out the available resources: www.gcfb.org/community-distribution-sites