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Don’t Be A Fool — Learn About Earthquake Preparedness

Mar 30, 2009

No foolin’ — April 1 kicks off Earthquake Preparedness Month. And since I know you like to plan out your celebration well in advance, I thought I’d tip you off […]

“One million sandbags—and they aren’t stopping…”

Mar 29, 2009

We just had a post about the weird weather going on around the states. But being a news junkie, I was poking around online and stumbled onto a powerful statement […]

Did someone say free Burgerville?

Mar 27, 2009

I love Burgerville. I don’t usually eat fast food, but there’s something about their (veggie)burgers that I just can’t resist…and their berry yogurt smoothies and their sweet potato fries and […]

Singles CPR: We Made A Match!

Mar 27, 2009

You heard it here first — Singles CPR gets results. That’s right…two attendees are now decidedly un-single, after meeting in class this past Valentine’s Day. They’ve been going out ever […]

The Weirdest of Weird Weather

Mar 27, 2009

There’s some pretty weird weather around the country this week – tornadoes in the South, flooding in Fargo, spring-break-snow in Kansas and swarms of earthquakes* in Southern California.  Wondering what […]

Stop giving excuses, start giving life

Mar 27, 2009

Here’s something from the Singapore Red Cross to add to today’s theme of creative international Red Cross advertising. I don’t really need to type a lot. . .the video speaks […]

Portugese Red Cross Advertising

Mar 27, 2009

As someone who’s into art and design, there’s nothing I like more than seeing powerful Red Cross advertising. You can see some of our past favorites here, here, here and […]

CPR Helps Man In Need

Mar 27, 2009

Just got this story about an incredible CPR save from our friends over at PGE. Read on… Wireman Bob Meyers had planned to make just a quick stop at the […]

Be Nice And Share!

Mar 27, 2009

Sharing. You learned it back in kindergarten…if you haven’t already forgotten, click here.

Vets and Pets

Mar 27, 2009

We’ve talked before about the importance of preparing your pets for disaster (see here, here and here). Now, I’m pleased to report that the Red Cross is taking a big […]