SCS First Grade College Hosts Successful Blood Donation Camp
Date: April 21, 2024
Location: SCS Riverside Campus
In a commendable display of community service and health advocacy, SCS First Grade College, in collaboration with its Youth Red Cross Unit and KMC Hospital Attavar, Mangalore, conducted a Blood Donation Camp on April 20, 2024. The event was held at the college’s Riverside Campus and marked a significant contribution towards addressing the critical need for blood in local hospitals and clinics.
The camp was inaugurated by a ceremony attended by Ms. Samrudhi from the KMC Blood Bank, who served as the chief guest. Her speech highlighted the urgent need for blood donations and elaborated on the health benefits that donors receive, including improved blood cell rejuvenation and the emotional reward of saving lives.
Dr. Kabbinale Balakrishna Bharadwaj, the principal of SCS First Grade College, along with Youth Red Cross Coordinators Prof. Charan Raj and Prof. Roopa, and student coordinator Bhagyashree, played instrumental roles in the organization and success of the event. Their leadership underscored the institution’s commitment to fostering a culture of community responsibility and altruism among students.
The blood donation drive was well-received, with approximately 40 individuals including students, faculty, and staff members participating. Their contributions significantly bolstered local blood supplies, directly benefiting those in urgent need of transfusions.
This initiative not only replenishes essential blood stocks but also serves as an educational platform, raising awareness about the importance of regular blood donations. It is initiatives like these that empower communities, save countless lives, and foster a sense of solidarity and responsibility among young adults.
SCS First Grade College and KMC Hospital extend their heartfelt gratitude to all participants for their generous donations and commend their spirit of community service. Such partnerships and initiatives are vital for building resilient health care systems and promoting the welfare of the community at large.
For those interested in learning more about the impact and process of blood donation, additional information can be found through resources like the American Red Cross or local health clinics.
The success of this event is a reminder of the powerful impact that collective efforts can have in saving lives and strengthening communities. The college continues to encourage and support such life-saving initiatives that demonstrate true humanitarian spirit and community engagement.
