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New York Blood Center receives $300k grant for Queens expansion

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What happened

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The New York Blood Center is purchasing a new mobile blood collection unit, supported by a $300,000 capital grant from the City of New York. This investment aims to address low blood donations in Queens, which the center reported were down more than 26% compared to 2015. The mobile unit will expand the center’s ability to bring blood drives directly to local schools, workplaces, and community organizations in Queens.

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Why it matters

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The grant provides the New York Blood Center with capital to increase its operational capacity and reach new donors across the borough. This expansion is intended to improve the accessibility of blood donation opportunities, which is critical for the center's supply chain.

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Who's involved

  • New York Blood CenterReceiving the capital grant and expanding service reach into Queens neighborhoods.
  • City of New YorkProviding a $300,000 capital grant to the New York Blood Center.
  • QueensThe borough receiving expanded, accessible blood donation services.

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  • City of New YorkSpeculative

    The City of New York may incur capital expenditure related to the grant funding.

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