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Donors Desperately Needed for Blood Drive at Fire Works Pizza on August 4!

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Bloodmobile scaledARLINGTON, VA – Inova Blood Donor Services is in dire need of blood donations to save lives. On Monday, August 4 from 1:00 to 5:00 p.m., Fire Works American Pizzeria and Bar is hosting a blood drive. Located in Courthouse Plaza II,  the restaurant is working with Inova Blood Donor Services.

To make a potentially critical lifesaving donation, click HERE to schedule your appointment time.

The Inova Bloodmobile will be located in front of Fire Works (2350 Clarendon Blvd., Arlington, VA 22201), near the intersection of Clarendon Boulevard and North Adams Street.

There is a severe shortage of blood supply at local hospitals.

Giving blood helps cancer patients, car accident victims, and so many others. Please consider making a difference.

Once again, to make a lifesaving donation which could save a life, please click HERE to schedule your appointment time.

You can also call call 1-866-BLOODSAVES (1-866-256-6372) and use Sponsor Code 8629 or contact Jessica Willis-Schnitz at [email protected].

Allow at least one hour for donation.

Photo ID is required. By giving blood, donors will receive $5 off any Fire Works menu item.

Thank you in advance for making a potential life saving donation!

Fire Works American Pizzeria & Bar (https://fireworkspizza.com/arlington) is a proud part of the Tuskie’s Hospitality Group (www.tuskies.com) and is located at 2350 Clarendon Blvd., Arlington, VA 22301, in Courthouse Plaza II (https://www.jbgsmith.com/property/office/COURTHOUSE-PLAZA-II/3313450).

Since its opening almost fifteen years ago on August 22, 2010, Fire Works American Pizzeria & Bar has become an award-winning mainstay for fresh food and excellent customer service in our shared Arlington community. In addition, Fire Works enjoys an ongoing relationship with Inova Blood Donor Services to collect vitally needed blood supplies in Northern Virginia.

Pat Malone

Pat Malone writes about Alexandria for The Zebra Press, covering the people, events and local stories that shape the city. As a second-generation Washingtonian, he grew up around sports as the son of Charles Malone, initially an assistant golf professional at Norbeck Country Club in Olney, Maryland. That early connection grew into a lifelong commitment to baseball. Patrick founded the Washington Senators Fan Club in 1984, advised the D.C. Baseball Commission, and co-founded the Alexandria Aces in 2008, serving as the team’s first president and general manager. He also designed the Aces’ “A” logo and created its “Where Legends Begin” slogan. Malone later served as executive director of the Cal Ripken Sr. Collegiate Baseball League. A retired U.S. Air Force veteran, Malone served for 20 years, including assignments at the Pentagon and in the Immediate Office of the Secretary of Defense. His work included supporting the Office of Personal Security to the Secretary of Defense. He has also worked in sports marketing, promotions and event operations. An Alexandria resident, Malone brings decades of experience in baseball and community life to his reporting for The Zebra Press.

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