Pure solidarity: Pinkafeld combined for life -saving typing action!

Pure solidarity: Pinkafeld combined for life -saving typing action!

In Pinkafeld, an overwhelming wave of helpfulness has grasped the community after it became known that the two -year -old Pia has leukemia. In order to win as many potential stem cell donors as possible, the Pinkafeld volunteer fire brigade, together with the police and the Red Cross, organized an impressive typing campaign. In the campaign, which took place on December 6th, 396 new potential stem cell donors were included in the global database - a resounding success for the affected family. This moving solidarity shows how closely the community holds together, especially when it comes to one of the ones. Pias family, who is committed to the fire brigade and the police, received immense support from friends, acquaintances and many volunteers who brought their time and effort. They also collected refreshing drinks and Christmas pastries for all participants for laboratory costs and offered all participants, such as the volunteer fire brigade pinkafeld reported.

Solidarity did not stop in Pinkafeld. Schools in the Oberwart district also carried out decisive typing campaigns to support the search for stem cell donors. Maturant Simone Driver initiated a typing campaign in cooperation with the “Giving for Life” association as part of her pre -scientific work. This not only combined potential lifesavers that could be typed, but also raised awareness of the importance of stem cell donations. The event at the HLW/HLPS Pinkafeld was also particularly respected, where schoolchildren and teachers set a strong signal against blood cancer. Here My district that could be collected by a simple cheek smear, which could collect valuable genetic data that anonymous and safe in an international database to be saved.

Another positive aspect is that the charity autumn market in the Good Hair Studio in Schachendorf not only offered a great atmosphere, but also collected € 1,263.50 for the "Giving for Life" association and offered the opportunity to take typing on site. These community efforts impressively show how life can be saved by shared empathy and commitment in the region.