Tag: contest
Costume Contest at the Red Cross!
Sleepy Hollow, a Mad Scientist, The Addams Family and Thriller Zombies…all of this and more at the 2010 Costume Contest at the Red Cross! Check out the photos below: Created […]
#Just1Thing You’ve Done!
Whether or not you won our #just1thing contest (and we haven’t picked all the winners yet…hang in there!), I thought you’d like to know what your friends, neighbors and fellow […]
Make A Bed, Make A Difference
As much as I enjoy dressing like a 50’s housewife, I rarely act like one. More specifically, I don’t cook or clean — I like to pay restaurants and professionals […]
CONTEST: #just1thing For Families
After last week’s focus on kids, we’re turning our attention to families for our second annual #just1thing contest. WEEK TWO: PREPAREDNESS FOR FAMILIES If you send us a tweet this […]
CONTEST: #just1thing For Kids
So last week, we kicked off our second annual #just1thing contest. And even though things are already up and running, we’re just now focusing in on the first theme: WEEK […]
CONTEST: Tell Us #Just1Thing (Again!)
It’s contest time, my friends! In honor of National Preparedness Month, we’re bringing back our incredibly awesome Twitter contest from last year — #just1thing. And, if you do exactly that […]
For Those About to Rock (and Donate), We Salute You
Want to win tickets to see ZZ Top, Heart or Lynyrd Skynyrd this summer? All presenting donors at Portland area or southwest Washington area American Red Cross blood drives may […]
CONTEST: (Let’s Get) Ready To Rumble!
In honor of Earthquake Month, we’re holding a contest to encourage you to be prepared for anything. To enter, simply take a photo of your disaster supply kit spread out […]
Cast Your Vote In Safety Video Contest!
Lessons learned: Don’t play around with ketchup. Don’t steal golf carts. Don’t throw stuff at your co-workers. While all of these things sound fun (especially throwing stuff at Robin!), each […]
Students: Enter The Safety Video Contest!
From Oregon OSHA: Cue the director; it’s time for high school students across Oregon to create a 45-second public service announcement promoting young worker safety and health. The top three […]