McKenzie Middle School Blood Drive Exceeds Goal
From the Oct 28, 2025 e-EditionMcKENZIE (October 23) — McKenzie Middle School hosted a blood drive Thursday during parent-teacher conference and exceeded its donation goal.
The Lifeline Blood Services Bloodmobile registered 32 donors and successfully collected 25 units, which will save an estimated 75 lives. The drive had a goal of 20 units.
Donors could represent MMS students, and the class with the most representation will be treated with a pizza party.
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