“No substitute:” A look inside the work of the Red Cross

By Sanchali Singh Michael Godwin, team supervisor of the American Red Cross Club at the University of Maryland’s blood drive on Oct. 25, said human blood is important because “there is no substitute for it.” “They’ve never come up with a substitute for human blood,” Godwin said. “Human blood is necessary in today’s world because of accidents, traumatic diseases, car accidents, and soldiers in the … Continue reading “No substitute:” A look inside the work of the Red Cross