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Staying Out Of Stranger Danger
What would your child do if they were home alone and there was a knock at the door? Or if they got a phone call from a stranger? It’s easy […]
All The News That’s Fit To Type
With a short week at work, it seems imperative to pack a whole lot of great info into the next three days of blogging. With that, I give you some […]
Calling All Teen Red Crossers!
MTV Wants You! They’re casting for teens (age 15 – 19) who are making a difference. How awesome is that? Details: MTV is looking for ambitious and passionate teens that […]
Disaster Action Team Responses
There was a single unit apartment fire in Portland on Nov. 21. When the Red Cross Volunteers arrived the two adults declined service. Red Cross Mental Health Volunteers will contact […]
Celebrity Chef Says Thanks For Giving
Given my recent confession, you might wonder why I’m blogging about celebrity chefs and receipes. But really, what Portlander isn’t a foodie? The latest news is that southern cooking queen […]
Did Holly Save A Life? Stone Soup Continues…
I know you’ve been wondering about the dramatic outcome of the Stone Soup comic strip this week. Well, here you go: And here’s the one for today:See?!?!?! Knowing first aid […]
Don’t Donate. Really.
Sounds pretty crazy, given my usual calls to action. But really, don’t do it. I mean, why would you want to help your neighbor after a disaster? Or communicate with […]
Disaster Action Team Responses
On Nov. 19, there was a house fire in Southeast Portland. The trailer parked next to the house, because of the fire lost electricity. When the Red Cross Volunteers arrived […]
Impartiality Put To The Test
I received an email today from Eric Corliss, our Emergency Services Director. The message discussed the first ever American Red Cross Humanitarian Prize winners. Recipients Dr. Younis Al Khatib (Palestine […]