Fulton First Graders Save Lives, Organize Blood Drive

November 7, 2017 Submitted article

FULTON – The first grade of Fulton City School District organizes a blood drive at each elementary school building annually as part of their science study of the human body and circulatory system.

First graders Alexa Messerly (left) and Braydon Heany showcase a few of the handmade thank you cards the students of Mrs. Field’s class made for the donors of the blood drive.
First graders Alexa Messerly (left) and Braydon Heany showcase a few of the handmade thank you cards the students of Mrs. Field’s class made for the donors of the blood drive.

Each class contributes to the day of the blood drive. Some made posters, some made invitations to give to parents, and others created handmade thank you cards to give to the donors.

Some of the students worked together to put together a video to spread the word about the drive.

This year’s video can be seen on the Fairgrieve Elementary School Facebook page.

Fairgrieve Elementary exceeded its goal for donors this year.

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