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LIFE LINE: C.G. Schmidt employees come out to donate blood

Daily Reporter Staff//March 30, 2020//

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LIFE LINE: C.G. Schmidt employees come out to donate blood

By: Daily Reporter Staff//March 30, 2020//

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With blood drives being canceled amid the coronavirus outbreak, Wisconsin has fallen dangerously low on blood reserves. A recent estimate by the American Red Cross found that Wisconsin was running behind by 6,000 donations.

Rather than cancel a blood drive scheduled for last week, officials at CG Schmidt decided to go ahead with it on Wednesday after consulting the blood-collection company Versiti about what precautions could be put in place. About 30 people – CG Schmidt employees, their relatives and subcontractors – took part in the drive. (Photos courtesy of CG Schmidt) — Rather than cancel a blood drive scheduled for last week, officials at C.G. Schmidt decided to go ahead with it on Wednesday after consulting the blood-collection company Versiti about what precautions could be put in place. About 30 people – C.G. Schmidt employees, their relatives and subcontractors – took part in the drive. (Photos courtesy of C.G. Schmidt)

LIFE LINE: C.G. Schmidt employees come out to donate blood — The collection company provided CG Schmidt with advice on how to run its drive safely.

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