The Town of Rosemère invites you to roll up your sleeves for back-to-school season
The Town of Rosemère invites you to make a vital gesture that can help hundreds of people regain their health. Organized by the Town in collaboration with Place Rosemère, Héma-Québec invites you to a blood drive near you. Simply book an appointment online in just a few clicks, or by phone.
Blood drive details:
LOCATION: Place Rosemère (Door #4, Cour 640)
ADDRESS: 401, Labelle boulevard, Rosemère
DATE: Monday, September 15 and Tuesday, September 16, between 10 a.m. and 4 p.m.
GOAL: To convince 150 donors to roll up their sleeves for a blood donation.
Héma-Québec recommends that you make an appointment beforehand. You can easily make an appointment online at hemaquebec.ca/en/book-appointment or by calling us at 1-800-343-7264.
“During back-to-school season, our schedules fill up quickly. But if you have a free moment, why not take the opportunity to donate blood? In just one hour, you can make a simple but essential gesture for those waiting for a transfusion. One hour that can save lives. Make an appointment, and who knows... maybe you'll make it a wonderful habit!,” says Rosemère Mayor Eric Westram.
Don’t be afraid to roll up your sleeves!
If you’re afraid of needles, just know that the people on site are qualified to oversee this experience. They will be able to reassure you, and you will be so proud to have donated.
Want to check if you can donate?
Before going to a blood drive, you can always confirm your eligibility with Donor Services at 1-800-847-2525 or visit the Héma-Québec website at www.hemaquebec.ca/en, under the section Donate > Blood > Who can give blood?
About Héma-Québec
Héma-Québec’s mission is to efficiently meet the Québec population’s needs for blood and other high-quality biological products of human origin. Héma-Québec has more than 1,900 employees, more than 200,000 donors of blood, plasma, stem cells, mothers’ milk and human tissue, as well as thousands of volunteers at blood drive sites. Héma-Québec delivers nearly 800,000 human-derived biological products to Québec hospitals every year to meet patients’ needs.