October 21, 2025 - 17:13

SGMC Health, in collaboration with LifeSouth Community Blood Centers, Valdosta City Schools, and Lowndes County Schools, is gearing up for the return of the Winnersville Classic Blood Drive. This much-anticipated event aims to encourage community participation in blood donation, which is vital for local hospitals and medical facilities.
Scheduled to take place during the Winnersville Classic football game, the blood drive serves as a platform to raise awareness about the importance of donating blood. Organizers are calling on residents, students, and fans to come together and contribute to this noble cause. The event not only highlights the spirit of community but also emphasizes the critical need for blood donations, especially during the football season when injuries can increase.
Participants will have the opportunity to donate blood and help save lives while enjoying the excitement of the game. SGMC Health and its partners are excited to once again unite the community for this essential initiative, fostering a sense of togetherness and support.
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