Foncha Joshua: Donate Blood, Save a Life, Be Someone’s Miracle
Foncha Joshua, Public Health Professional, shared a post on LinkedIn:
“Donate Blood, Save a Life, Be Someone’s Miracle!
Every day, people are admitted to hospitals in urgent need of blood. For some, a blood transfusion is not simply part of their treatment,it is the difference between life and death.
That is why I continue to donate blood and hope someone does same.
I believe that sometimes, making a difference does not require extraordinary resources. One simple act of generosity can give someone another chance to live, another opportunity to see their loved ones, and another reason to hope.
Today, I want to encourage everyone who is eligible to consider becoming a blood donor. Your blood may one day help a mother, a child, an accident victim, a surgical patient, or someone battling a serious illness.
You may never know the person whose life you helped save,but somewhere, someone may be alive because you chose to give.
- One donation.
- One life.
- One incredible difference.
The need is real. The time is now.
- venue : Baptist Hospital Nkwen, Bamenda
- Friday 28th and Saturday 29th August 2026
- 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM daily
Let’s step forward, give generously, and remind the world that humanity is at its best when we choose to help one another.
I have donated. Will you?”
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