Community blood drives collect 52 units; six first-time donors, city says
September 05, 2025 | Kirkland, King County, Washington
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City sponsors reported that recent blood drives collected 52 units of blood and recorded six first‑time donors, This Week in Kirkland hosts said on the Sept. 4 episode.
The city invited residents who missed the recent drives to donate at upcoming sessions: Sept. 8 at North Kirkland Community Center and Sept. 13 at City Hall for All, where the donor team will be on site.
Why it matters: Local blood drives support regional blood supplies and hospital needs; first‑time donors are important for sustaining the donor base.
Organizers encouraged residents to consult the city’s event page for registration and appointment details for the upcoming drives.
The city invited residents who missed the recent drives to donate at upcoming sessions: Sept. 8 at North Kirkland Community Center and Sept. 13 at City Hall for All, where the donor team will be on site.
Why it matters: Local blood drives support regional blood supplies and hospital needs; first‑time donors are important for sustaining the donor base.
Organizers encouraged residents to consult the city’s event page for registration and appointment details for the upcoming drives.
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