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In the News

Stephens Memorial Hospital kicks off National Blood Donor Month with blood drive
January 3, 2023
Stephens Memorial Hospital kicks off National Blood Donor Month with blood drive
5 Talk Street: Blood Donation with Carter BloodCare
December 11, 2022
5 Talk Street: Blood Donation with Carter BloodCare
Blood drive set for Nov. 18 in Palestine
November 14, 2022
Blood drive set for Nov. 18 in Palestine
Carter BloodCare’s mobile donation bus will be at North Lamar High School on Tuesday
November 12, 2022
Carter BloodCare’s mobile donation bus will be at North Lamar High School on Tuesday
Carter BloodCare gives $1,500 grant to Chapel Hill High School for blood drive contributions
November 12, 2022
Carter BloodCare gives $1,500 grant to Chapel Hill High School for blood drive contributions
Fresenius Kabi Announces 2022 Inductees to Blood Donation Hall of Fame
November 9, 2022
Fresenius Kabi Announces 2022 Inductees to Blood Donation Hall of Fame
Donate Blood at Carter BloodCare for a Chance to Win Jingle Ball Tickets
November 4, 2022
Donate Blood at Carter BloodCare for a Chance to Win Jingle Ball Tickets
Holly Lake Ranch VFD encourages participation at special blood drive
October 7, 2022
Holly Lake Ranch VFD encourages participation at special blood drive
ESD 1 wins Springtown’s Battle of the Badges blood drive
October 5, 2022
ESD 1 wins Springtown’s Battle of the Badges blood drive
Carter BloodCare sends 120+ units of blood to support emergency health care needs in areas hard-hit by Hurricane Ian
September 30, 2022
Carter BloodCare sends 120+ units of blood to support emergency health care needs in areas hard-hit by Hurricane Ian
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