A South Summit High School student is being honored for hosting a blood drive and making a difference in the lives of those around her.
Emily Arvizo hosted the blood drive through the Red Cross’ Leaders Save Lives Program during her winter break, a time where the Red Cross sees a dip in donations. With encouragement from the club advisor over her Interact Club, Arvizo planned and facilitated the event at her high school.
“Throughout my experience, I saw how many people in my small community were interested in giving blood or had already donated before,” Emily shared. “I also realized that the lack of nearby blood drives prevents people from donating, even though they’re willing to help.”
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