The Expo achieved remarkable milestones that underscored its commitment to community health:

• Blood Type Discoveries: A total of 44 participants discovered their blood type during the event, with 18 individuals identified as Ro, crucial for supporting sickle cell patients in need.
• High Attendance: One hundred thirty attendees signed in at the registration table, not counting those who entered through different access points, highlighting strong community interest.
• Health Screenings: Forty-three blood pressure checks were conducted, alongside additional blood donations, emphasizing the importance of monitoring health metrics.
• Wellness and Meditation: Two family wellness and meditation sessions provided attendees with tools for mental and emotional health.
• Culinary Education: In partnership with Kinship, a cooking demonstration and healthy snacks were provided for 100 people, promoting healthy eating habits.
• Blood Donations: The event successfully collected 10 units of blood, potentially saving up to 30 lives in the community.

In addition to the live activities, the Expo was featured on The Links, Incorporated's Facebook Live event on their national page, further extending its reach and impact.

The success of the Black Family Wellness Expo was not just a reflection of the efforts of the Milwaukee and Cream City chapters but also a testament to the power of strategic partnerships within the community.

This event serves as a reminder of the importance of community engagement in health and wellness and the ongoing commitment of The Links, Incorporated to uplift families through education and resources. A visual recap of the event highlights is available in The Links, Incorporated Black Family Wellness Expo Photo Gallery.