Connecting People. Sharing Stories. Serving with Purpose.
12th-generation Pennsylvanian. History student. ROTC Cadet. Community advocate. Storyteller.
Kathryn believes some of the greatest opportunities to make a difference begin with something simple: making a connection.
Through PhlebotomyFam, Kathryn champions the message that It Takes All Types To Save Lives.




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Kathryn Davis is a 20-year-old, 12th-generation Pennsylvanian with deep roots in Lancaster County and a heart for service.
A sophomore History major and ROTC Cadet at Shippensburg University, Kathryn also serves as ROTC Social Media Coordinator and is working toward her goal of commissioning as a Second Lieutenant in the U.S. Army.
Her experiences have taken her from dance studios and community events to blood drives, ROTC training, public speaking, and the Miss Pennsylvania stage. Through each opportunity, Kathryn has discovered that what she loves most is bringing people together, learning their stories, and helping others see why those stories matter.
Turning Experience Into Action
One way Kathryn has put that commitment into action is through PhlebotomyFam, the blood donation initiative she co-founded with her mom.
PhlebotomyFam encourages families and communities to make blood donation a tradition while connecting potential donors with existing opportunities to give.
Kathryn has used public speaking, community partnerships, social media, and educational outreach to help more people understand that every blood type has the power to make a difference.

Kathryn's path has given her opportunities to lead and serve in very different environments.
ROTC has strengthened her discipline, teamwork, leadership, and commitment to service.
Studying History has deepened her curiosity about the people, places, and stories that shape communities.
The Miss America Opportunity gave Kathryn a platform to grow as a public speaker, advocate, representative, and community ambassador, including service as Miss Lancaster County's Teen and Miss Lancaster County 2026.
Community advocacy has taught her that meaningful change often begins by connecting the right people with the right information and an opportunity to get involved.
Each experience continues to shape the kind of leader Kathryn hopes to become.
Kathryn Davis is a 20-year-old, 12th-generation Pennsylvanian from Lancaster County. She is a History major and ROTC Cadet at Shippensburg University, community advocate, speaker, and co-founder of PhlebotomyFam. Kathryn is passionate about bringing people together, sharing meaningful stories, and serving her community.
PhlebotomyFam is a blood donation advocacy initiative co-founded by Kathryn and her mom. Its mission is to encourage families, friends, and communities to donate blood together and make giving a tradition. Its message, It Takes All Types To Save Lives, reminds people that everyone has a role in supporting the blood supply.
Kathryn's advocacy grew from personal experience. At age 14, she survived a serious youth group bus crash in which several of her friends required blood transfusions during their treatment and recovery. The experience showed her firsthand the importance of blood donors and inspired her to help others understand the difference they can make.
Kathryn is a sophomore at Shippensburg University studying History while participating in Army ROTC. She also serves as Social Media Coordinator for Shippensburg ROTC and hopes to commission as a Second Lieutenant in the U.S. Army after graduation.
Yes. Kathryn served as Miss Lancaster County's Teen 2024, Miss Greater Reading's Teen 2025 and Miss Lancaster County 2026. Her time in the Miss America Opportunity gave her opportunities to serve throughout Lancaster and Berks Counties, advocate for blood donation, develop as a speaker, and build relationships with people and organizations across the community.
PhlebotomyFam is not about starting new blood drives. It focuses on filling the ones that already exist. Kathryn often says, “It’s not a lack of blood drives that is the problem, it’s a lack of awareness about where to go donate and how powerful your donation is.”
You can make a difference by:
Following PhlebotomyFam on Facebook and Instagram to stay updated on donation opportunities, local blood drives, and inspiring donor stories.
Sharing posts that spread awareness about the importance of giving blood and encourage others to donate.
Tagging @PhlebotomyFam when you give blood or promote a blood drive to help build a connected, informed donor community.
Spreading the word to family, friends, schools, and workplaces about how easy and impactful blood donation can be.
Every post, share, and donation helps get more donors in chairs. When more people know where to go, more lives can be saved.
Kathryn enjoys speaking about service, leadership, resilience, blood donation advocacy, community involvement, and the importance of bringing people together. Her experiences in ROTC, community service, and advocacy give her a unique perspective on turning personal experiences into meaningful action.
Yes! Kathryn welcomes opportunities to connect with schools, community organizations, nonprofits, civic groups, youth programs, and special events. Visit the Connect With Kathryn page to share more information about your event or appearance request.
Kathryn is continuing her studies at Shippensburg University, progressing through Army ROTC, growing PhlebotomyFam, and looking for new ways to serve and connect with communities throughout Pennsylvania. Follow along on social media to see where her journey takes her next.
It takes all types to save lives, and it takes all of us to make a difference. Follow Kathryn's journey through college, ROTC, service, advocacy, and the adventures still ahead.
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