As you know, last week our staff and volunteers orchestrated a massive outreach project in Humboldt neighborhood. (One of the neighborhoods we’ve identified from our response data as having a […]

Reading Robin’s post about people with tattoos still being able to donate blood prompted me to share something: 97% of all the blood used by Oregonians every year comes from […]

On Wednesday, April 9, the Disaster Volunteers responded to a single family fire in West Linn. The Volunteers helped 2 adults with lodging and food.

I almost forgot to post this…For the man that Dede talked to last weekend about still being able to donate blood if you have tattoos, here is the post with […]

A video from the woman herself: For her official bio, click here. For random tidbits that you won’t find on the press releases, follow Wendy’s updates here.

OK, so at age 46, I am – at this very moment – writing my first blog entry in my life. My communications team has convinced me that I may […]

If you hadn’t already heard the news, this morning the American Red Cross announced the selection of our new President and CEO, Gail McGovern. Though she won’t start until June […]

The Clatsop County Disaster Team responded to a single family fire April 6, in Seaside. The responders helped 4 adults with food, clothing and motel.

Yesterday was our preparedness fair at Humboldt Elementary. We had booths set up with first aid info, build-a-kit info, coloring activities for kids, and even a prize wheel. And of […]

Well, our feet are aching, but we’ve all got smiles on our faces. Today was a very rewarding day. We walked throughout the entire Humboldt neighborhood bringing hundreds of families […]