Woman donates blood 27 times, spreading affection in the mountain town of Da Lat
Lam Dong - In addition to 27 voluntary blood donations, Ms. Nguyen Thuy Do Quyen also mobilized relatives to participate, spreading noble gestures in the community.
On November 3rd, information from Lam Vien ward - Da Lat said that the unit had just organized the 2026 Voluntary Blood Donation Day with the theme "Lam Vien Charity".
The program attracted a large number of officials, youth union members and people to participate, spreading the message "One drop of blood given, one life left behind".
At the end of the festival, the Organizing Committee received more than 200 units of blood, handing over the entire amount to Lam Dong General Hospital, contributing to supplementing blood sources for emergency and patient treatment.
Participating in the festival, Ms. Nguyen Thuy Do Quyen (residing in Hung Vuong Apartment, Lam Vien ward - Da Lat) has donated blood voluntarily 27 times. For many years, she has maintained regular blood donation from 2 - 3 times per year.
I hope to continue to accompany the program to contribute to helping patients recover soon" - Ms. Quyen shared.
Not only directly donating blood, Ms. Quyen also actively mobilized friends, colleagues and relatives to participate. According to her, her family has 3 members who are eligible to donate blood and all 3 are volunteers.
Especially, at the Red Journey programs held locally, the couple always enthusiastically responded.
Individuals and families who maintain regular blood donation like Ms. Quyen have contributed to spreading the spirit of sharing and compassion in the community.
Each unit of blood donated not only contributes to supplementing blood sources for medical facilities but also brings hope, giving more life opportunities for patients who need treatment.
The festival is also a practical activity of Lam Vien ward - Da Lat towards the 96th anniversary of the Traditional Day of the Vietnam Fatherland Front (November 18, 1930 - November 18, 1926). Thereby, contributing to raising the sense of responsibility to the community in all strata of people.
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