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Cape Allied Healthcare Career Pathway students hold blood drive

Cape Allied Healthcare Career Pathway students and staff shown at the blood drive are in back (l-r) December McNeil, Janiah Maltbie, Madeline McGlothan, Joshua Bryner, Inmer Cifuentes-Fernandez, Jaedyn Essek-Klemenski, Dylan Henry, Payton Schweiger, Morgan Dawson, Kalista Lawson and Harlee Graulich. In front are Linda Sapienza, Brayden Parkes, Victoria Pusey, Jazmin Olivas Camargo, Sophia Zych, Hannah Hazzard and Allison Head. SUBMITTED PHOTOS
May 30, 2022
Donating blood with a smile on his face is Assistant Principal Josh Chubb.

Allied Healthcare Career Pathway students organized a blood drive May 12 at Cape Henlopen High School in partnership with Blood Bank of Delmarva.

Students host the drive as a way to serve the community and gain professional, clinical-related experience. Throughout the day, students contributed by escorting blood donors to their stations and monitoring how donors were feeling during and after giving blood.

Students also promoted the blood drive with their peers and staff at the high school in the days and weeks leading up to the drive.

Blood Bank of Delmarva graciously donated a $500 scholarship to the Allied Healthcare Career Pathway Program at Cape for hosting and providing the space to conduct the drive.

To learn more or schedule a blood donation, go to delmarvablood.org.

 

 

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