SVL embarks on mega blood drive
Nurse Danika Harriot (right) shares a light moment with racetrack manager, Aldien Anderson, while checking his vitals ahead of his blood donation
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January 28, 2023

SVL embarks on mega blood drive

WITH the Jamaica National Blood Transfusion Service continuing its appeal for Jamaicans to donate blood, Supreme Ventures Limited (SVL) team members recently undertook a mega blood drive.

The Pan American Health Organization/World Health Organization have argued that, based on Jamaica’s population, the target number of blood units should be 50,000 each year and the team from SVL is doing its part to meet this goal.

Aswander Studdart shares a big smile after making her donation last Friday at the Supreme Ventures Limited Annual Blood Drive at Caymanas Park.
Arielle Beckles (right), brand optimization manager, Supreme Ventures Racing & Entertainment Limited, is prepped for her blood donation blood donation

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