Born prematurely and blind, Robert Thompson is not one for taking small steps as his parents, who raised him along with five other children in Arkansas, learned when he announced he was moving to California.
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The Red Cross has been a part of my life for a long time, said George Hale, who has contributed 35 years of voluntary service to the American Red Cross. Its very rewarding. Where else can you get the nice feelings you get when you help someone?
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The Red Cross continues to respond after a deadly tornado ravaged the New Orleans metro area in the early morning hours of Feb. 13, 2007. With more than 300 homes affected in the area, several American Red Cross chapters have been providing services to residents as they begin the long and arduous clean-up effort.
Original post by Lawsonka@usa.redcross.org
Snow, freezing rain and low temperatures are just some of the winter weather conditions creating problems this week in areas from the Heartland through the Midwest into New England and along the East Coast. Severe weather that has included sleet and hail in some areas is resulting in power outages, commuting delays and traffic accidents, school and business closings and flight delays or cancellations.
Original post by DennisonL@usa.redcross.org
Valentines Day is a day to celebrate love and friendship with your main squeze or other loved ones. Demonstrate your love by learning skills that can help save a life in an emergency. Knowing CPR is an invaluable skill a fact Veleka Strickland and Colby Baker know well.
Original post by lawsonka@usa.redcross.org
Residents and visitors in New Orleans and surrounding communities received a rude and frightening awakening when an apparent tornado struck the area at 3:30 this morning, knocking out power and damaging buildings including homes and hotels.
Original post by DennisonL@usa.redcross.org
They come in all ages, genders, ethnicities and from all walks of life. They are students and teachers, parents and children, board members and young professionals. Who are they? They are American Red Cross volunteers and measles advocates, who are responsible for raising awareness and support for the Measles Initiative.
Original post by In the News
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