Here's Proof, Annapolis, That Keller Williams Agents Really Are Out For Blood

June 16th, 2008 Categories: Keller Williams Culture

So Roll Up Your Sleeves and Hop Aboard the AAMC Blood Mobile at Our KW Office This Coming Thursday, June 19th

I normally try to keep a safe distance from anything that involves sharp objects and blood, especially my own.

The notable exception is once every few months when we – The Moss Haedrich Team – help to organize a community blood drive at our office. Our local area needs roughly 7,300 units of blood each year and it takes work and a small army of volunteer donors to keep the supply from running low. We’re glad to do our part and help rally some troops for the effort.

Incidentally, all the blood that’s donated to the Anne Arundel Medical Center’s Blood Donor Center – and that includes the blood mobile program – stays right here in the community, where it is used for more than 3,000 life saving transfusions each year.

If you’d like to help out and pitch in a pint, the AAMC Blood Mobile will be parked at our office at 7 Old Solomons Island Road this Thursday, June 19th, from 10:00AM to 1:00PM. In addition to plenty of moral support for big sissies like myself, they’ll be refreshments on hand. As a bonus, you’ll get a free mini-physical including blood pressure and temperature checks, blood iron level test, and cholesterol screening. All good stuff to know.

You can just show up if you like – well hydrated, please – but if you’d like to reserve a 15 minute time slot, or have any other questions, call me directly 410-507-7222. Thanks, and we look forward to seeing you there.

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Scenic City Scoop - Chattanooga Tennessee Real Eastate Blog said at July 1st, 2008 at 12:49 pm
Hello Ken, Rock on KW! Great way to help your local community. I agree with you, I try to stay away from sharp objects as well. Keep up the great blog.
David