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Yo Young Blood Donors!
Yo yo yo! Wuz up, my dawgs?! Wanna shake your laffy taffy all the way down to the Red Cross to donate some blood? I heard that helping to save […]
CONTEST: Tell Us Just One Thing…
Just one thing. That’s it. As Robin would say, “Easy peasy.” On Twitter, tell us just one thing that you’re doing to get prepared this September (aka National Preparedness Month). […]
Letting Pictures Do The Talking
We’ve talked before about photos and their incredible impact. But this time I’m not talking about images captured by the professionals — I’m pointing you towards those taken by kids. […]
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… [The place names link […]
Disaster Response Update
September 2: Disaster volunteers from the Oregon Trail Chapter are responding after a single family fire in the 1600 block in Pendleton. Two adults and two children will receive assistance […]
Prepare-aphernalia: Quake Kits for Cats and Dogs
Japan is known for both earthquakes and odd inventions. So it may not come as a surprise that these new wearable kitty kits and puppy packs (that’s not what they’re […]
Find Love: Volunteer
How’s this for a cute story? LaRee considers it her responsibility as a Red Cross volunteer to make sure that people feel comfortable after giving blood. As a warm and […]
Celebrating September (And A Word From Our Gov)
I love September. There are lots of reasons for feeling amorous — kids go back to school (actually, that only creates a longer morning commute which, for the record, I […]
Threadless Tee Roundup
As we’ve mentioned before, the blogettes at the Red Cross like to shop. While we’re diligently searching for that perfect vintage coat or those stylish — yet comfortable — pair […]
L.A. Sky Observatory Becomes Earth Observatory During Wildfires
As this Discover Magazine blogger reminds us, equipment meant for one use is often repurposed for another in times of disaster. Right now the Mount Wilson Observatory’s telescope, normally used […]