TOPEKA, Kan. (WIBW) - The recent snow has kept donors away from Community Blood Centers.
That means already low blood supplies... are even lower.
There is a critical need for blood in our community. Community Blood Center hopes donors will start pouring in.
4 blood drives this week were canceled due to the snow resulting in 150 units lost.
A number, site manager, Kathy Boldt says she hopes to make up once the snow clears.
The Community Blood Center says theyre especially in need of B positive and negative, and O positive and negative.
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