We're serving up something special! Take home an exclusive pickleball paddle and ball — while they last — when you come to give blood or platelets through Sept. 30 at a Red Cross blood donation center and mention “pickleball.” Book your time to donate: rdcrss.org/3Te5rQF

Sep 23, 2026 · 3:00 PM UTC

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I did it Monday. Platelets at the Warren, Michigan ARC. Now, what’s pickleball?
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A small gesture can make a huge difference. Donate blood, save a life—and maybe leave with a little pickleball motivation too. ❤️🏓
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That would be great! what kind of show? I’ll love to be there with my kiddos.
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I think this is a really fun way to encourage people to donate blood or platelets. It’s great to see the Red Cross making blood donation more engaging while helping people in need. Every donation can make a real difference in someone’s life. I hope more people will learn about this campaign and consider donating!
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🛑The Red Cross now admits more Israeli hostages might have been saved. THREE YEARS AFTER OCTOBER 7. For more than two years, Israeli hostages endured Hamas captivity. They were starved, tortured and denied basic medical care. The Red Cross never gained access to visit them. Now, Red Cross President Mirjana Spoljaric acknowledges that earlier pressure might have saved more lives. You could have saved Hersh and others..
🛑The Red Cross now admits more Israeli hostages might have been saved. THREE YEARS AFTER OCTOBER 7. For more than two years, Israeli hostages endured Hamas captivity. They were starved, tortured and denied basic medical care. The Red Cross never gained access to visit them. Now, Red Cross President Mirjana Spoljaric acknowledges that earlier pressure might have saved more lives. Where was that pressure when hostages were dying? Where was the urgency when families were desperately pleading for help? Hamas bears responsibility for these atrocities. But the Red Cross must answer for its own failures. The hostages needed action, not explanations years later. Too late for those who never came home alive. Too late for the families who buried them. Source: Ynet ,The New York Times Photo credit : Reuters
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