Independence Day: Blood donation camp in Delhi’s Tri Nagar
Samrpeet Health and Education Society is a registered society, works in the field of education, environment and social welfare.
SNS | New Delhi | August 12, 2018 5:10 pm
On the occasion of Independence Day, Samrpeet Health and Education Society organised a memorable blood donation camp on Sunday for the army in collaboration with Armed forces Transfusion Centre at Tri Nagar in New Delhi.
Samrpeet Health and Education Society is a registered society, works in the field of education, environment and social welfare.
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A large number of youths came forward to serve their nation by donating blood.
Hundreds of blood units were donated. And more than 50 donors waited for long but couldn’t donate blood.
Chairman of the society Mr Ankit Bhardwaj in his small interaction stated that “In the past also we have organised various activities for armed forces and will keep on doing it in future.
Our aim is to inculcate a feeling of nationalism in the youth and wants to motivate all towards a donation of blood for the needy ones.
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