US EditionOther Voices: Support the Red Cross
- On March 22, Red Cross volunteers will install free smoke alarms for families at risk of home fires in Riverton, Dawson, and Buffalo during the Sound the Alarm event.
- The Red Cross aims to install 50,000 smoke alarms in at-risk communities nationwide as part of the Sound the Alarm campaign.
- According to the Red Cross, having a functioning smoke alarm reduces the risk of dying in a home fire by 50%.
- Rodrigo Carillo, Regional Disaster Officer for the Red Cross of Illinois, stated that a working smoke alarm can be the difference between survival and tragedy during a home fire.
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Aspen Times
Glenwood Springs Post IndependentRed Cross Month highlights lifesaving efforts of volunteers in Garfield County and across the nation
Government officials across the country, from county commissioners to the President of the United States, know what March means: it’s time to pick up the pen and sign a proclamation declaring it American Red Cross Month. The Garfield Board of County Commissioners, continuing the tradition that began with President Franklin D. Roosevelt in 1943, honored the Red Cross on Monday. “The Red Cross is proud to be a part of this community,” Jacque Whi…
Jonesboro Sun
paxtonmedia.comAmerican Red Cross opens shelter in Cave City following severe weather
CAVE CITY — The American Red Cross has opened a shelter in Cave City at Cave City First Assembly Church, 437 North Main St., Cave City, AR 72521 for residents affected by severe weather which severely damaged homes, uprooted trees,…
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