Magen David Adom's blood services published today (Sunday) that one out of three residents in Kibbutz Merav donated blood in the past year, a figure that places it first in donations relative to population size. Gadi Hernik, leader of the donations in the kibbutz, describes his original methods: "I send a picture of someone and write 'If he can come to donate, you can too.'"
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