Join with your neighbors in a community effort to donate lifegiving blood for the Bonfils Blood Center. Bonfils is celebrating its 60th year of saving lives in Colorado (and other areas in need). Last year, the Castle Pines North Community proudly donated 23 pints in our first mobile blood collection. The challenge this year is to reach 50 pints!

NCENTIVES: For Donors Only, Exclusive Drawing at the Fourth of July community picnic for prizes!
Designer-original, commemorative tee shirt for each donor.

Free food (fantastic assortment of cookies, juices, and other treats, including GIRL SCOUT COOKIES!!)

That unmatched feeling that you have contributed in a very special way to potentially save the life of up to three people.

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FACTS:
An accident victim can use 50 units of blood; a solid organ transplant patient can use more than 100 units of blood, and some cancer patients need transfusions weekly.

Whole blood can be donated every two months, up to six times a year.

The average adult body has between 10 and 12 pints of blood. After one pint is donated, the body replaces the fluid portion within 24 hours, the platelets within two days and the red blood cells within 56 days.

Donating blood is safe. A person cannot contract HIV/AIDS from donating blood. All supplies are sterile and are carefully discarded as they are used.

Mark your calendars now for the July 14 public meeting on the new "South Park". This meeting will be at 5:30 p.m. at the CPN Community Center, 7404 Yorkshire Drive. This is the second public meeting, and Axel Bishop of Design Concepts, will be showing the first preliminary sketches of the park design.

Castle Rock Players presents its sixth annual summer Youth Production, Rudyard Kipling's THE JUNGLE BOOK. This musical (which is not the Disney musical) show will be performed by youth ages 6-21 for everyone's enjoyment. July 31, Aug. 1-3, at the Douglas County High School auditorium, 2842 Front St.

Don't miss the Annual Master Association Summer Picnic for all CPN residents.

This year's Family Barbecue features Bennett's Bar-B-Q with chicken and brisket with all the fixins'. There'll be lemonade, soda, iced tea, sno-cones and beer. Schwann's will cool you off with ice cream. Brownies and cookies will satisfy your sweet tooth.

When you are full, play on the playground, jump around in one of the five air castles (one is for grownups!). All the while, listen to the live music of the York Street Trio (a "high-tech ensemble") who will play everyone's favorite dance tunes.

All residents are encouraged to join their neighbors in this annual community-building event.