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Council recognizes American Red Cross partners for local blood drives

Horry County Council · June 2, 2026
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Summary

Council honored Kara Bird and Megan Heath of the American Red Cross and thanked county staff (including Kelly Boroski) for supporting local blood drives; Megan Heath said Horry County collected 1,376 units of blood in 2025, which can help up to 4,100 people.

The council paused business to recognize local partners from the American Red Cross. The chair invited Kara Bird and Megan Heath to the podium and thanked Kelly Boroski for long-term local support.

Megan Heath, who identified herself as an account manager with more than 21 years working in Horry County, described the Red Cross partnership and gave a 2025 collection total: "just in 2025 ... the county collected 1,376 units of blood. Each unit of blood can help save up to 3 lives. So the county saved over 4,100 lives last year," she said.

Council members thanked staff and the Red Cross representatives for the ongoing partnership and community outreach around blood drives. No formal action was taken; the recognition was ceremonial.