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WINNING LUCKY DUCKY - 21
Congratulations to Barry Levine (shown left with AVH Blood Donor Center Staff), our September Lucky Ducky Days Winner!
Barry was won the DISNEYLAND FUN PACKAGE which includes: - TWO Adult Tickets to Disneyland - ONE $50 Shell Gas Card - ONE $50 VISA Gift Card
Winning Numbers The winning numbers will be posted on the AV Hospital website on the dates listed above so donors can check for their number. Donors without computer access can call the Blood Donor Center's recorded message at (661) 949-5626 on the drawing dates to find out if they have the winning duck. Winners will have three days to call the Blood Donor Center at (661) 949-5622 to claim their prize. If the winner does not claim their prize within three days, another number will be drawn. Once a prize has been claimed, the winner’s name will be recorded on the phone message and posted on-line. Winners will be limited to collecting one prize package during the promotion.
How do you get your Lucky Ducky Number? Each person that successfully donates a pint of blood this summer will receive a rubber duck with a numbered tag and the same number will be entered into a drawing. Drawings will be held on July 21, August 25 and September 22 for the prize package.
Why Donate? All blood donated at AV Hospital stays in this community, so donors have the opportunity to help their friends and neighbors. The entire process only takes about one hour, and refreshments are provided to donors. The Blood Donor Center is open on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 9:00 a.m. – 6:00 p.m., Wednesdays from 7:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m. and the 1st and 3rd Saturdays of each month from 8:00 a.m. – 1:00 p.m. Walk-ins are welcome, or you can make an appointment by calling (661) 949-5622 during the hours above.
"Giving blood at AV Hospital helps the local community, which may include a member of your family or a close friend," says Edward Mirzabegian, AVH Chief Executive Officer. "Having an adequate blood supply allows us to perform life-saving surgeries to ensure the health of Antelope Valley residents."
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