1. Brandi Smith, Taylor Sand, Megan MacDermaid
Role of the Agency
The American Red Cross exists to service in five main areas:
Disaster relief
Life saving blood
International service
Health and safety services
Supporting America’s military family
Personal Outcomes:
-Interaction with health care professionals
-Therapeutic communication
Blood donation process
Learning about the Red Cross
Advise/ Mentoring:
- Get involved with an organization that interests you, work with peers that share a similar work ethic, and learn as much as you can
Nursing Program Outcomes:
Professionalism: By following ethical principles and professional nursing standards
Health Care Environment: We advocated to improve health care outcomes by out-sourcing to our community for blood donations
Collaborative Leadership: Collaboration amongst health care professionals, the community and fellow nursing students to save lives
Theory/ Evidence Based:
Nola Pender’s Health Promotion Model
 is defined as behavior motivated by the desire to increase well-being and actualize human health potential. It is an approach to community wellness. 
Volunteer Role:
Assisted in set up and take down of blood drive, advertisement, food donations, donor appointment times, donor registration, and well being of donors post blood donation.
American Red Cross
District Manager Donor Recruitment: Biz Bauer
Blood Drive Organizer: Zak Krebs
Brandi Smith, Taylor Sand, Megan MacDermaid