Monticello High School Blood Drive!!

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Monticello High School Blood Drive

Monticello High School Blood Drive!!

By: ReckerkidSubscribe Channel: Events Location: Monticello High School, 850 East Oak Street Monticello, IA 52310 Sunday, Nov 13 , 11 at 8:30 PM
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On Wednesday November 16th, the Oral Communicatoins Class of Monticello High School is hosting a blood drive. This blood drive will be in the High School's gym, going from 10am-3pm. Everyone ages 16 and up is welcome to donate. If you are 16 years old, you will need to come to the High School in advance to get a parent realease form.

This blood drive is very important to us and we are hoping to have a lot of people come and donate. Remember, every donation unit saves 3 LIVES!

Contact the Monticello High School to schedual your appointment at (319)465-6597. Once you have schedualed your appointment, please make sure to come at the time you have schedualed for. The High School's address is listed below.

Don't forget, you are saving 3 lives with one donation and first come first serve!!!

850 East Oak Street
Monticello IA 52310

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