Philippine migrant group in SG hosts successful blood donation drive

SINGAPORE: Dugong Pilipino SG, a migrant worker group in Singapore, successfully organized another blood donation drive at the Health Sciences Authority (HSA) Outram Park Blood Bank.

Held on Sunday (25 Aug), the event saw participation from 20 donors.

In a Facebook post on Wednesday (28 Aug), the group shared photos from the drive and proudly announced their accomplishment, noting that each donation could potentially save three lives, resulting in a total of 60 lives saved through their efforts.

The group expressed deep gratitude to all the donors, volunteers, friends, supporters, sponsors, and collaborators who contributed to the success of the event.

They emphasized that this act of “heroic volunteerism” was both legendary and part of their lasting legacy.

Migrant Writers of Singapore applaud successful blood drive collaboration

In a Facebook post on Wednesday (28 Aug), the Migrant Writers of Singapore Blood Donation Team expressed their gratitude for the successful collaboration with Dugong Pilipino SG and PIS NUR ASSYFA in organizing the latest blood donation drive.

The team praised the collective effort, noting, “Together we can make a difference,” and extended their heartfelt thanks to all the donors for their kindness and generosity.

They highlighted the significance of each donation and acknowledged the vital role of every participant in this humanitarian effort.

The Blood Donation Team also expressed their appreciation to the staff at the HSA Outram Park Blood Bank for their support and accommodation, as well as to all the leaders and volunteers from the participating groups.

Looking ahead, the team emphasized their commitment to continuing this important work, stating, “We will hand in hand to continue doing this.”

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