Greer CPW to host community blood drives supporting Ronald McDonald House Charities
June 2, 2026
Greer Commission of Public Works (Greer CPW) will host a community blood drive Thursday, June 4 in Greer and Saturday, June 6 in Landrum encouraging residents to help save lives while supporting families in need.
These drives are part of the organization’s ongoing partnership with The Blood Connection, which hosts quarterly donation events at the office. These drives carry added significance and hope to pay it forward following an employee’s child who was born with a heart condition in December 2025.
“We want to do our part to support staff and their families,” said Alison Rauch, Public Information Coordinator. “Our hope is that we can be a blessing to the next patient who needs blood during surgery.”
In addition to helping meet critical blood supply needs, the event will also benefit Ronald McDonald House Charities Charleston. For every 30 donors who participate, The Blood Connection will make a financial contribution to the nonprofit, which provides housing and support for families with children undergoing medical treatment. Community members are encouraged to donate and make a meaningful impact – both by helping patients in need of blood and by supporting families during challenging times. As a thank you, blood donors will receive $30 in eGift cards from The Blood Connection.
WHAT: Community blood drive and fundraiser for Ronald McDonald House Charities
WHEN: Thursday, June 4, 2026 , 8am – 1pm and Saturday, June 6, 9am-2pm
WHERE: (Thursday, June 4) Greer CPW, 301 McCall Street, Greer SC 29650
WHERE: (Saturday, June 6) Bible Baptist Church, 330 West Finger Street, Landrum SC 29356
SIGN UP: Click here to sign up for Thursday, June 4
SIGN UP: Click here to sign up for Saturday, June 6
About CPW
Greer Commission of Public Works has provided award winning electric, natural gas, water, and wastewater treatment services to the City of Greer and the surrounding area for more than 110 years. Currently we have more than 100,000 customer connections and maintain Lake Robinson and Lake Cunnigham as drinking water resources. For more information, visit www.greercpw.com
