WHS Blood Drive Surpasses Goal with 51 Donors

On Tuesday, April 21st, Whitewater High School hosted their annual American Red Cross Blood Drive. The goal was to have 43 donors by the end of the drive, and they ended with 51! A special thanks to the incredible selflessness of our students, staff, and community.

National Honor Society (NHS) members were a huge help during the event, ensuring every donor felt welcomed and supported. From managing the registration desk to providing post donation snacks and care, their professionalism and hospitality were the backbone of the day’s success.

This event would not be possible without the American Red Cross. WHS extends a warm thank you to their dedicated staff for their expertise, hard work, and commitment to making the donation process safe and efficient for our volunteers.

Whether you were a first-time donor or a regular contributor, your courage and kindness made a difference.

Article and Photos Submitted by Liberty Cunningham
Whitewater High School National Honor Society Advisor
cunli01@wwusd.org

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