Alice Mihai: One Blood Donation, Three Lives Touched
Alice Mihai, Environment, Health and Safety Manager at BAT, shared a post on LinkedIn:
“Today, our office became a place where everyday superheroes showed up.
One blood donation can help up to three patients.
That’s because every donation is separated into red blood cells, plasma, and platelets, allowing it to support multiple people with different medical needs.
Blood cannot be manufactured.
It can only come from people willing to help others through an act of kindness.
We were proud to partner with the Bucharest Blood Transfusion Center and incredibly grateful to every colleague who chose to be a hero today.
One donation. Three lives touched. Countless reasons to give.
Again, thank you to everyone who rolled up a sleeve.”
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