DEANWOOD CITIZENS ASSOCIATION
Deanwood Day 2023 - Saturday, May 20, 2023
Deanwood Rec Center
9 a.m. - 1 p.m.
The event is rain or shine!
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"Deanwood Day celebrates the history and people of Deanwood. It is an opportunity to celebrate not only the successes of the past but also the present-day opportunities for residents and the future of what Deanwood will be for its residents. Consider bringing the family to participate in the festivities, connect with Deanwood neighbors, and learn more about its rich history."
May 2023 edition of East Capitol Neighbors Magazine
Let's roll up our sleeves and help save lives! The Deanwood Day Committee has proudly partnered with the American Red Cross to hold one of the first blood drives in Deanwood!
The American Red Cross has over 135 years of experience providing humanitarian aid - including more than 75 years of supplying blood to those in need.
Each pint of blood we collect can help save up to THREE LIVES and will touch the lives of so many more. What a great way to pay it forward and make an impact on people in OUR COMMUNITY and across the country. We are very excited about the drive and hope you are, too!
Will you help us save a life?
Here are some resources to learn more about the importance of giving blood and the process:
Why is Blood Donor Diversity Important? Blood and Blood Donation 101 Common Concerns The Donation Process
Want to talk to someone before scheduling our appointment?
Call 1-800-RED CROSS (1-800-733-27577)
The Deanwood Day committee is entirely volunteer-based. From the planning, setting up the event, running the event, and tearing down... all volunteers!
If you are interested in helping your community, please consider volunteering!
You can fill out this interest form, and someone from our committee team will reach out https://bit.ly/ddvolunteer2023
Dr. ThienVinh Nguyen, President of Friends of Deanwood Library, a community volunteer group supporting Deanwood Library.
