The Walsh family in Mount Washington, Washington, held their sixth blood drive to support leukemia patients after their son, 11-year-old Seth Walsh, recovered from leukemia eight years after his treatment. The family's goal for the blood drive was to collect 70 donations. Despite missing the event, Seth believes that if you can't donate, your blood can save a little kid like him. The blood donations can also help patients stay alive until they find a cure. The American Red Cross estimates that one unit of blood can potentially save up to three lives.