Great Donors… 6,438 Donated Blood to Save Others' Lives
In an inspiring show of community spirit, Amar Ujala Foundation, in collaboration with numerous social organizations, organized blood donation camps across more than 110 cities to mark World Blood Donor Day. This initiative saw an impressive turnout, with 6,438 individuals stepping forward to donate blood, emphasizing the importance of saving lives.
Blood donation camps were held in over 110 cities, resulting in the collection of 6,438 units of blood across 125 camps. Participants from various states, including Delhi-NCR, Uttar Pradesh, Uttarakhand, Himachal Pradesh, Jammu and Kashmir, Haryana, and Punjab, enthusiastically supported the cause.
The campaign witnessed significant contributions from different locations: Chandigarh collected 515 units, Lucknow 682, Dehradun 395, Agra 335, Bareilly 274, Gorakhpur 208, and Meerut alone collected an outstanding 775 units. Each donor was honored with a certificate of appreciation from Amar Ujala Foundation, recognizing their invaluable contribution.
This widespread support from social and community organizations made the campaign a resounding success. Individuals from diverse backgrounds came together, demonstrating a shared sense of social responsibility and commitment to community welfare.
The entire campaign highlighted the spirit of humanity, as thousands contributed selflessly to save lives. Amar Ujala Foundation’s appeal to donate blood not only raised awareness but also showcased the collective effort of communities to support a noble cause.
