Jen Patja Howell

1 month ago | uc.edu | Jen Patja Howell

This March, you can win big and save lives. Hoxworth Blood Center, University of Cincinnati, is excited to announce a Reds Opening Day ticket drawing, expanded hours at our Central location and a Bearcat blanket for donors all happening this month! Bearcat blanket features UC Bearcat and city skyline Show your support for patients in local hospitals and the University of Cincinnati with a limited-edition Bearcat blanket.

2 months ago | uc.edu | Jen Patja Howell

At Hoxworth Blood Center, we know every blood donor plays a vital role in saving lives across the Greater Cincinnati area. When you donate, your generosity directly impacts patients in our local hospitals — our friends, family and neighbors. In the past, Hoxworth sent letters by mail to donors, letting them know where their blood was used. We’ve worked hard to bring back this thank you message, now delivered conveniently via email.

2 months ago | uc.edu | Jen Patja Howell

Are you one of those donors who hates the finger prick before you donate blood? Those pricks are now a thing of the past at Hoxworth Blood Center, University of Cincinnati. New screening methods for iron levels: OrSense Hoxworth is beyond excited to announce that we have switched to the OrSense device, similar to a blood pressure cuff for your finger, which measures hemoglobin.

2 months ago | uc.edu | Jen Patja Howell

Hoxworth Blood Center, University of Cincinnati, is partnering with local arts organizations to host one of the largest community blood drives Feb. 24 at Cincinnati’s Music Hall. Do you love music? Do you love saving lives? Now you can do both in an experience that is truly magical, combining the power of music with the impact of saving lives! Thanks to the Cincinnati Arts Association’s "Arts in Healing" Initiative, you’ll enjoy FREE, live performances every hour while you donate.

2 months ago | greatriverenergy.com | Jen Patja Howell

Project will bolster regional reliability and minimize environmental impactSeveral energy providers launched their plan to provide long-term electric reliability for customers by developing the Upper Midwest’s first 765-kilovolt (kV) transmission project, which will meet the significant growth in electricity use projected in the coming decades and improve access to new energy sources needed to serve communities throughout the region.