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On Thursday, October 29, Bellarmine Prep held their first blood drive of the school year. At this blood drive, 64 students were registered and 37 of those were first-time donors. The drive coordinator for the Bellarmine drive was Malia Bernards. She did a fantastic job of organizing the blood drive, handling the promotion materials, and getting students to sign up prior to the drive date. Cascade Regional Blood Services (CRBS) would like to thank Malia and the students for making this drive such a great success.
The students and staff of Bellarmine Prep are very supportive of the blood drive program with CRBS. Their support helps us maintain an adequate blood supply to Mary Bridge Children’s Hospital, Tacoma General Hospital, St. Joseph Medical Center and the rest of our community hospitals. We are very much looking forward to the next blood drive at Bellarmine Prep, which has been scheduled for March 11, 2010.
On Thursday, April 2, Bellarmine had its largest blood drive ever! They registered 96 donors, and had 57 first-timers! Congratulations to the students, parents and staff of Bellarmine Prep for this great accomplishment! Cascade Regional Blood Services (CRBS) would especially like to thank Sharon Olson, who helped put together this record breaking blood drive. She did a fantastic job of helping her students promote the drive and get sign-ups prior to the blood drive date.
This has been another great year for Bellarmine Prep. Many students at Bellarmine Prep have won awards this school year. These awards and accomplishments include the Robotics team who won the Regional Chairman’s Award. Also, two Bellarmine Seniors earned the top team award in the 2009 South Sound Regional Science fair.
The blood drives at Bellarmine Prep are crucial in helping CRBS maintain an adequate blood supply to Tacoma General Hospital, St. Joseph Medical Center and our other community hospitals. CRBS is looking forward to maintaining its strong blood drive partnership with Bellarmine Preparatory School!
Pictured: Brandon Rich, Sheri Vagt, and Charlie Taylor
On October 9, Bellarmine held their first drive of the new school year. During the drive, there were 48 students and staff members who registered to donate. Instrumental to the success of the drive was Sharon Olson, advisor of the Key Club, and Cindy Davis, Dean of Students.
The students at Bellarmine keep very busy and participate in many activities throughout the year. As of October 9, the Bellarmine girls’ soccer team is at the top of their league. Bellarmine won the 2008 All Sports State Championship for 4A schools. Bellarmine students also participate in several community service projects including Phoenix Housing, Nativity House, Relay for Life, and the Forgotten Children organization.
Cascade Regional Blood Services would like to thank the students, parents, and staff at Bellarmine Prep school. Their hard work and dedication helps Cascade Regional Blood Services maintain an adequate blood supply to our community hospitals. We are looking forward to our next drive.
Ivy Enneking, Jay Watermeyer, Evan Giuntoli
The students at Bellarmine Preparatory School put together another fantastic drive. The drive was goaled at 70 donors and we finished with 80 registered donors. This was one of the largest drives Bellarmine has had and was made possible because of great support from the school administration.
The students and the staff at Bellarmine always do a fantastic job of putting together a successful drive. We would like to thank the Key Club for helping us promote and sign up students for the drive. This commitment to excellence helps us maintain an adequate blood supply to our community hospitals.
Cascade Regional Blood Services would like to thank the students and staff at Bellarmine Preparatory School for another great year. Enjoy your summer. We are looking forward to our next drives during the 2008-09 school year.
The students at Bellarmine held their first drive of the year and exceeded their goal by registering 66 donors. Lynne Christiansen Mary Campbell, Health and PE teacher at Bellarmine, told us they were doing great in their athletics and are involved in many community projects, including hosting families from Phoenix Housing Network to come to Bellarmine for a fun overnight event. The students cleared out “Father Weber Hall” and filled it with beds. They had a great dinner with games, movies and lots of fun. Breakfast was served the next morning, ending a wonderful overnight experience for everyone involved.
Two girls waiting to donate. (Caitlin Fewins & Ally Wawrin. They are the 80th graduating class.)
Five students waiting to donating.( Tim Hawley, Courtney Brunraer, Isabella Cacace, Reed Johnson,& Darren Diggle.)
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