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Blood Assurance opens donation center in Clarksville following severe weather

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NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WTVF) — Due to increased demand, Blood Assurance has opened a donation center in Clarksville today.

The center at 1767 Wilma Rudolph Blvd. Suite E will be open from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m.

On Monday, all donation centers will be open.

Donors can schedule an appointment online or walk-in.

We know these tornadoes are heartbreaking. Here's how you can help

The loss created by these storms is heartbreaking. Our NewsChannel 5 team wants to help, and we know that you do too.

That is why we are partnering with United Way and Community Foundation to raise money for tornado victims. Through the emergency response fund, you can designate whether you want your money to go to Davidson County or the surrounding counties.

Everything you give will go to help victims of the storm.

NewsChannel 5 is also providing $5,000 in matching money to get donations started in both funds.

Donations can be made here

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20-year-old seriously injured after stopping to help driver on I-24

Our viewers are the best! When Hannah McDonald highlighted the plight of Serenity Sumler, so many of you immediately stepped up. Serenity stopped to help a driver after spotting a wreck and was hit by another car, resulting in terrible injuries. Without the funds to pay for physical therapy, she was at a loss. Because of the kindness of others - she now can rehab and get back to school. Best of luck to her as she trains to become a chef!

- Carrie Sharp