BOWLING GREEN, Ky. – It’s a yearly blood drive that’s not just a friendly competition between rival schools, but one that helps those who need it most: the 100 Miles of Hope blood drive.

It runs through Wednesday, with the winner announced during the 100 Miles of Hate football game between the Hilltoppers and Middle Tennessee Blue Raiders on November 15th.

One WKU professor who helps organize the event says every two minutes, someone in America needs blood, a reminder of just how important this drive is.

She also shared why she chooses to volunteer her time each year.

“I’m in public health, so obviously that’s got something to do with wanting to be here and wanting to volunteer… and I even give blood, and I like to lead by example. So if I’m giving blood, I’m going to want everybody el

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