Lowcountry hospitals are able to save hundreds more lives because of this partnership, and that’s incredible,” says Delish English, President and CEO of The Blood Connection. The success of our first blood drive shows how dedicated cadets and the Charleston community are to doing good and giving back. “Our partnership with The Citadel Athletics has been an incredible one thus far. One blood donation can save up to three lives. So, when donors give blood with The Blood Connection, they are saving local lives.
TBC is the primary provider of blood products to Lowcountry hospitals including Trident Medical Center, Roper St. Now, TBC is hoping to see the partnership grow and expand into the surrounding community. It’s a win-win proposition,” says the Associate Athletics Director for External Operations for The Citadel Athletics, Kevin Olivett.
“It was great to see The Blood Connection staff engaged with our cadets. The Blood Connection was pleased to see hundreds of cadets give blood. The partnership had a successful launch on September 22 nd on campus and inside the Johnson Hagood Stadium. The athletics department at the military college in Downtown Charleston and The Blood Connection are inviting members of the Charleston community as well as Citadel alumni to come give blood alongside cadets at the Altman Center inside the Johnson Hagood Stadium on Tuesday, October 12 th, 2021. 08, 2021 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) - Citadel Athletics will once again host The Blood Connection (TBC) on campus for a blood drive.
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