Recognizes January 2026 as "National Blood Donor Month" in Delaware, urging citizens to donate blood and support blood drives.
The bill designates January 2026 as "National Blood Donor Month" in Delaware, encouraging citizens to donate blood and recognize the importance of volunteer donors. It highlights the critical need for a diverse blood supply to meet the medical needs of patients, including those with cancer, trauma, and chronic conditions. The bill also emphasizes the importance of O-negative blood, which is often in short supply and crucial in emergencies. It urges businesses and organizations to sponsor community blood drives and supports the efforts of local blood banks like Blood Bank of Delmarva.
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