On December 2nd, Middle Creek Insurance proudly hosted a community blood drive — and the turnout was nothing short of inspiring.
We’re excited to share that Erie Insurance donated $5,000 to the American Red Cross on behalf of Middle Creek Insurance, helping support lifesaving blood collection efforts across North Carolina. This generous contribution will directly aid hospitals and patients who depend on a steady blood supply year-round.
Left to Right – Heather Taylor, District Sales Manager with Erie Insurance; Allison Eury, Account Manager Eastern NC Region (American Red Cross Blood Services): Ellen Gorham, Executive Director for the Greater Triangle Area Chapter (American Red Cross); Katy Willett, Middle Creek Insurance; and Mark Haddix, Branch Manager with Erie Insurance.
Community Partners Stepping Up
Along with the strong support from Erie Insurance, members of the McCullers Ruritan Club joined us for the event — volunteering, donating, and encouraging others to roll up their sleeves. Their presence made a huge impact. Community groups like Ruritan help strengthen local outreach and make events like this one truly meaningful.
We’re grateful for their partnership and generosity.
A Day of Generosity and Impact
The atmosphere throughout the event was filled with smiles, conversations, and a shared purpose: helping save lives.
Every donor who walked through the door contributed to something bigger. Each pint of blood collected can help save up to three lives — and that’s a difference you can feel proud of.
A Special Thank You
To the American Red Cross team for making the donation process smooth…
To Erie Insurance for their incredible $5,000 gift…
To the McCullers Ruritan Club and the Fuquay-Varina Rotary Club for showing up, volunteering, donating, and supporting the cause…
And to every member of our community who helped make this blood drive a success…
Thank you all!
At Middle Creek Insurance, we believe in serving our community both inside and outside the office. This event is a reminder of how powerful we can be when we come together.
Stay tuned for more community initiatives — we’re just getting started.
