We all need to give when we can to make our community a better place. The Indiana Pacers, who always seem to step up when the community is in need, are not only making that easy for people in Central Indiana, but they are providing them with an incentive.
On April 3rd — next Friday — from 8:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m., folks are encouraged to swing by Bankers Life Fieldhouse to help the Indiana Blood Center. Donors will receive two complimentary Pacers tickets to their game that evening against the Charlotte Hornets, while supplies last. How perfect for fans wanting to squeeze in a game before the season concludes, and see former Pacer Lance Stephenson and the IU boys, Cody Zeller and Noah Vonleh?
Also, there will be Pacers personalities hanging out as well as the fan van.
Click here to schedule a time.
Pacers head coach Frank Vogel is serving as the honorary chair and has taped public service announcements for the center.
“To win in the NBA, you need great players,” Vogel said. “To win in life is to help those in our community, especially the sick. Donating blood is life-giving and so I am honored to coach THIS Indiana Blood Center team.”
About Indiana Blood Center
Indiana Blood Center was founded in 1952 and is a not-for-profit community resource organization dedicated to maintaining a stable blood supply for more than 60 hospitals throughout Indiana. In order to meet patients’ blood needs, Indiana Blood Center must see 550 donors every day. This goal is met with the annual help of more than 89,000 volunteer donors and through the dedication of more than 350 Indiana Blood Center staff who live out the lifesaving mission of providing blood components to patients in Indiana hospitals. Indiana Blood Center is the largest independent blood provider in Indiana and among the top 20 nationally, performing some 130,000 procedures annually. Visit www.indianablood.orgfor more information or to schedule an appointment to donate blood.