RED STRIPE DONATES 70 UNITS OF BLOOD
Health
July 30, 2023

RED STRIPE DONATES 70 UNITS OF BLOOD

In a show of generosity and community spirit, Red Stripe employees recently came together under the Red Stripe Voluntary Donor Blood Programme to host another blood drive, donating an impressive 70 units of blood.

Here, brand manager for Guinness and spirits Nadine Hylton makes her blood donation while being comforted by a skilled nurse from the National Blood Transfusion Service. The event was hosted in the Occupational Health Centre at Red Stripe’s Spanish Town Road brewery.

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