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LEE’S SUMMIT, Mo. – For the last ten years, students at Lee’s Summit High School have banded together and given blood to help people they will never meet. But this year was a little different because donated blood saved the life of someone they all know.
Last summer 17-year-old Jackson Hill nearly died after a serious motorcycle accident. One hundred eight pints of donated blood saved his life.
Fox 4’s Terra Hall is working for you with how the school held its annual drive to celebrate Jackson’s second chance at life.
