DC Model Sr Sec School organises Blood Donation Camp

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Updated At : 06:00 AM Dec 04, 2025 IST

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DC Model Sr Sec School, Panchkula, successfully organised second Blood Donation Camp of the session 2025-26, continuing its long-standing legacy of service to society. The event witnessed an overwhelming response from parents, faculty members, alumni and volunteers, all coming forward with remarkable enthusiasm to donate blood. A dedicated medical team from PGI ensured that the entire process, from screening to donation, was conducted smoothly and efficiently. Out of nearly 176 registered participants, 119 successfully donated blood after thorough medical examinations. All donors were honoured with refreshments, certificates and souvenirs as a gesture of gratitude for their selfless service. Managing Director Bharat Bhushan Gupta expressed deep gratitude to everyone involved and acknowledged the unwavering support of the volunteers.

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