Gina Higdon’ Davis capitalizes on her nurturing characteristics and platform to save lives. As the first black nurse at Cedar-Sinai Medical Center to produce her very own blood drive, “Ginarosity” is dedicated to black health.
State Senator Steven Bradford (35th District) helped secure a donation of $25,000 to the Gardena Carson Family YMCA through a grant from the Crisis Response Community Relief Project of Phillips 66. The check presentation occurred at the YMCA food giveaway today. Senator Bradford and over 20 volunteers handed out food and fresh produce to hundreds of residents while practicing safe social distancing.
It’s time to give blood to those who need it desperately
Blood drive saw the community come out to support a worthy cause
In honor of Sabriya Bakewell’s Birthday, the Sabriya’s Castle of Fun hosts a blood drive to help children in need.
Host: Amen Oyiboke
Giving blood matters because it can save lives. When it came time for Sabriya’s Castle of Fun Foundation (SCFF) president, Pamela Bakewell, to meet with local organizations about this year’s annual fun drive, she found hesitation. The fear of a needle made a few of the officials’ blood run cold yet some noted despite their fear of giving blood, they had tattoos. This led the group to an interesting revelation—if someone could sit through hours of a needle tearing through your skin, then someone could sit through giving blood, which is far less painful. On March 12, SCFF annual blood
Sabriya’s Castle of Fun Foundation annual blood drive set for Saturday, September 19