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CentraCare-St. Cloud Hospital Shines in Blue and Green to Raise Awareness for Donate Life Month

Saint Cloud, MN, USA / KNSI
Jake Judd
Mar 31, 2025 | 4:43 PM
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(KNSI) – A St. Cloud medical provider is lighting up the night to encourage people to register as organ donors in April.

It’s Donate Life Month, and in honor of the next 30 days, CentraCare-St. Cloud Hospital with be bathed in green and blue lights to help raise awareness about the importance of organ donations. In 2025, the theme is Let Life Sing, featuring songbirds. According to officials, the birds are known across many cultures as a sign of spring, and they represent both new beginnings and visits from loved ones who have passed away.

CentraCare officials say signing up to become a donor is quick and easy and can be done online in about five minutes. Learn how you can make an impact and help save lives by clicking here.

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