DATE                          Time                     LOCATION

 

8/25/08    Tues                       12-6 pm                 Leipsic UM Church/Leipsic

8/28/08   Thurs                      12-6 pm                  Trinity UM Church/ Ottawa

9/3/08      Wed                       12:30-6  pm           Continental American Legion/ Continental

9/4/08      Thurs                     12-6 pm                 Columbus Grove American Legion/ Col. Grove

10/6/08     Mon                      12-6pm                  Kalida HS & Community/ Kalida

10/25/08   Sat                         8am-1pm               Glandorf Elementary/ Glandorf

11/5/08     Wed                       12-6 pm                 Miller City High School/Miller City

12/4/08     Thurs                     12-6 pm                 Columbus Grove American Legion/ Col. Grove

12/29/08   Mon                       12-6 pm                Ottoville Parish Hall/ Ottoville

12/30/08   Tues                       12-6 pm                Trinity UM Church/ Ottawa

1/5/09        Mon                       9am-2 pm            Ottoville High School/Ottoville

1/26/09      Mon                     11am-5 pm            Leipsic UM Church/ Leipsic

1/29/09     Thurs                     12-6  pm                Pandora UM Church/Pandora

2/10/09       Tues                      12-6 pm                 Miller City HS & Community/Miller City

2117/09    Tues                       8:30am-2:30pm    Ottawa-Glandorf HS/Ottawa

2/24/09     Tues                      12 –6 pm               Ottawa VFW/Ottawa

2/25/09     Wed                      12-6 pm                    Continental HS and Community/Continental

3/3/09      Tues                       11 am-4 pm           Kalida HS (Student Drive Only)/Kalida

3/24/09    Tues                       8:30 am-1:30         Columbus Grove HS/Columbus Grove

3/25/09    Wed                       12 – 6 pm               Ft. Jennings HS & Community/Ft. Jennings

4/1/09      Tues                       10 am-3 pm            Leipsic HS/Leipsic

4/22/09    Wed                       9 am--1 pm             Pandora-Gilboa HS/Pandora

4/23/09    Thurs                       1-6 pm                    Scott Holdren Memorial Drive/Col. Grove

4/29/09    Wed                       12:30-6:30 pm       Continental American Legion/Continental

5/4/09      Thurs                     12-5 pm                  Wesley Leu Drive Leipsic UM/Leipsic

5/7/09      Thurs                    12-6 pm                   Ottawa VFW/ Ottawa

5/12/09    Tues                           12-6 pm                     Right to Life at Sportsmans Club/Miller City

6/4/09      Thurs                         12-6 pm                     Kalida Knights of Columbus/Kalida

6/17/09     Wed                          12 pm-6 pm              Pandora UM Church/Pandora

Commonly Asked Questions to Giving Blood.

 

Q. How often can I give whole blood?

A. Every 56 days

 

Q. How long does it take to donate?

A. Usually one and an half hour

 

Q. Can I eat prior to giving blood?

A. Yes, you should eat a balance meal prior to giving

 

Q. How old do I have to be to give blood?

A. 17 minimum - no maximum age.

 

Q. How long do I have to wait to give blood after getting a blood transfusion?

A. Deferred for one year.

Have more questions?

Call: 1-800-GIVE-LIFE

Or visit www.givelife.org

 

PUTNAM COUNTY BLOODMOBILE

SCHEDULE 2008-2009

 

 
Text Box: 336 East Main St. Ottawa, Ohio 45875 Text Box: Putnam County Chapter Text Box: Office: (419) 523-4810 Fax: (419) 523-4815 Emergency Contact: (419) 233-4059

Est. 1917

Bill Schnipke donated his 13th gallon of blood at the Ottawa Trinity United Methodist Church bloodmobile on Dec. 27, 2007. He began donating in 1965. Thank you, Bill!

                                            Donating is a Family Affair!

Doug Schroeder has given 18 units of  blood since 2001 ! He is a mechanical engineer at Goodrich in Troy, OH.

 Jay Schroeder has given blood for 20 years. He has donated 4.5 gallons of blood in that time!
Text Box: Dean Schroeder, a civil engineer at LJB in Lima, has given 5 or 6 units since 2001.

First-time donor Chad Schroeder is a student at OGHS.
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Having provided comfort and aid to those in need since 1881, the Red Cross quickly adopted Blood Services as a fundamental part of its humanitarian mission.

Starting as a war relief effort to provide life-saving blood for soldiers during World War II, Red Cross Blood Services has grown to become an industry leader — collecting and distributing half the nation's blood supply.

To all the volunteer blood donors, we thank you on behalf of the lives of those patients you have saved, and all their grateful loved ones. You are the true definition of a hero.