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Congregation Sons of Israel In Woodmere collects 43 pints at blood drive
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Joan Kavarsky shows off the two Dunkin' Donuts vouchers for a medium- sized coffee after she donated blood.
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Marcel and Adam Buchsbaum sign in as donors at the Congregation Sons of Israel blood drive.
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At the Congregation Sons of Israel blood drive 43 pints were collected. Donors from left were, Doug Scheinman, Yigal Roscangargio and Richele Albert.
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Congregation Sons of Israel in Woodmere held its semi-annual blood drive on Dec. 9, called “One Pint Equals Two Cups.” Forty-three pints of blood were collected. Participants also could have their cheeks swabbed to see if they could be potential bone marrow donors.
Blood donors received two free Dunkin’ Donuts coupons for a medium-sixed cup of coffee.
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