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The snow is falling!
Is it really not winter yet? Well, something certainly is in the spirit of ‘fall’ outside.I am currently at home staying warm in my Red Cross polar fleece, preparing for […]
One Year, Four People, One Humongous Disaster Kit
Here’s one for the extreme prepare-aphernalia fans. COSTCO is running a sale on 1-year, 4-person supplies of freeze dried and dehydrated food. One whole year. For four people. At the […]
Today’s Agenda: Busy.
Quick post today, as we’re very, very busy. Why, you might ask? 1. We’re helping out at the Mission of Mercy dental clinic, passing out hot coffee and preparedness info. […]
New Seismic Fault Found…And It’s Nearby!
This planet has been around for millions of years and yet we’re still discovering new things. Which, when you stop to think about it, is pretty incredible.I tell you this […]
All Aboard The SS Huckleberry!
We’ve often said that the same principles that would help you survive after a disaster would keep you safe in case of zombie (or alien!) attack. So it stands to […]
Worldwide Wednesday Wrap-Up
Welcome to the Worldwide Wednesday Wrap-Up, in which we consolidate the international Red Cross and Red Crescent news into one list of bite-sized links for you. It’s a non-comprehensive sampling […]
Donuts, Dollies, and Dugouts- Oh My!
So, I was minding my own business when a clever thought came to mind… What one food played the most significant role in Red Cross history? After a short investigation, […]
Hands Can Do Incredible Things
Some call it “hands only” CPR. Others call it “compression only.” But no matter what name you use, this simple version saves lives. And here at the Red Cross, we […]
Man Discovers Clara Barton’s (Haunted?) Post-Civil War Office
Yes, that’s right. The Clara Barton – founder of the American Red Cross. They were planning to tear down the old vacant building at 437 1/2 7th St. in Washington, […]