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Eugene Springfield Fire encourages local community to take part in blood drive with $10,000 giveaway opportunity
Eugene, OR – Eugene Springfield Fire is encouraging community members to participate in an upcoming blood donation event in partnership with Bloodworks Northwest, highlighting both the need for donations and an opportunity to enter a prize giveaway.
Officials said donors can help save lives by giving blood in about one hour and will also be entered into the BloodworksNW June Giveaway for a chance to win a $10,000 digital gas gift card.
The event is scheduled for June 9 from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the Eugene Springfield Fire station located at 1705 W 2nd Ave in Eugene, Oregon.
Community members are encouraged to schedule appointments in advance to reduce wait times and ensure smoother participation during the drive.
More information and scheduling details are available at BloodworksNW Giveaway, where residents can sign up to donate and enter the giveaway.
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