Jace Marlowe is seven and was diagnosed with Acute Lymphoblastic Leukemia, Type B, in October 2022. We praise God that Jace’s cancer is currently in remission. Jace must go through treatment for the next two years. Acute lymphoblastic leukemia (ALL) happens when the body makes too many of a white blood cell called a lymphocyte. Cancer continues to be one of the major indications for blood transfusion, and children with acute lymphoblastic leukemia (ALL) are no exception. The best way to make sure that Jace always has the blood products he needs (whole blood, platelets, plasma) is to give blood every chance you get. This helps keep a steady supply for everyone who needs it. Roll your sleeves up for Jace and support this strong little warrior! #SleevesUpfor4Jace
Challenge your friends (or anyone for that matter) to a friendly competition! Who will win the battle to do the most social good for your community?
Put your virtual blood drive campaign against one or even multiple other campaigns to see who can recruit more blood donors for the American Red Cross.
