Coronavirus In Minnesota: Red Cross Asks Minnesotans To Continue Giving Blood
Two weeks ago, the state's blood supply was short. But when the Red Cross put out a call for help, Minnesotans stepped up.
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Two weeks ago, the state's blood supply was short. But when the Red Cross put out a call for help, Minnesotans stepped up.
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Agencies that are used to stepping up for the community are now asking for help.
Customers are sheltering at home, and most small businesses are closed -- but help is on the way.
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