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On October 5th, Detachment 485 AFROTC teamed up with the New Jersey Blood Center, to host its second ever blood drive. The blood drive was a massive success. The Latin American Student Organization was a cosponsor of this event and as the organizer for this event, I really have to reach out a whole-hearted thanks to the LASO community, for without them, I do not believe that this blood drive would have been able to reach the audience that it had. This blood drive was able to collect 50 pints of blood, potentially saving the lives of 150 people. Along with this amazing statistic, this blood drive was able to earn a $500 scholarship for the Raven’s Booster Club. The hope for this new funding is to be able to supply cadets

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