American Red Cross

Am O neg but live in another State - do you have resources?

Thank you so much for all you have done for the fabulous personnel and famiies of Fort Hood!

Give blood where you are. The Red Cross has to be ready for emergencies 365 days a year in every state. Plus they need to cover the daily blood needs for cancer patients, organ transplants, joint replacements and people with chronic blood needs. Only you can help!

absolutely franci

Kathy - I'm so happy your daughter and SIL are ok. Barb, I will keep your brother in my prayers. My husband is at Ft. Benning. I know it's not Ft. Hood, but it's still a military base and Ft. Hood hit close to home. Many of his platoon are heading to Ft. Hood when they are done with training.

So thankful the Red Cross is ready for every kind of emergency. Military families are especially thankful for your safe list!

Way to Cano....a great player on the field and a hero off the field!!!

The American Red Cross is there to teach everyone. There is no bias. Anyone Red Cross trained in CPR ranks very high. They are committed in being prepared to help those in need. They are to be commended!! Way to go Robinson and all others that are trained in CPR.

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I want one of these.

I'm going to make an appt to start donating plasma every month or so. With A+ blood, I'm limited on who I can help with whole blood and have decided I am going to help everyone now!! :)

i should add as long as you dont have any flu like symptons

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Awesome/

I am not a big fan of the TV anyways, but the wife caught this episode and so I watched it with her. I like the new dummies for the CPR class, finally a way to actually demonstarte the proper method with re-inforcement.

Also remember to give to your local chapter, each chapter supports themselves. Money given to national goes toward large scales disasters (which is great too, but)... it is the chapters that serve each day to home fires and etc that could really use your help as well.

With little to no funding from national, each chapter holds their own. So don't forget your local Red Cross. Donating to your chapter helps your neighbors in your community!

Thanks for the infromation Moria. Each local ARC Chapter needs your support. Nation ARC will hold a day of giving on Dec 13th this money will go towards national disasters. We need money on the local level to support the house fires, in Pierce County Washington we average a fire every 24-36 hours. If you can not give volunteer. As a volunteer for 24 years I know the rewards I have received in the forma of hugs from the many families we have helped.

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