Friday Social: Red Cross Social Media Roundup

Posted on July 25th, 2008 by Wendy Harman

We have a quorum!

There are now enough Red Cross chapters around the country using social media tools that we’re going to try a weekly round-up of their content.

Behold! Your American Red Cross.

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Oregon Trail Chapter is pimping an event that benefits them and they’re explaining their latest disaster response effort. Don’t forget to follow them on Twitter and Flickr.

Chicago Lockup
Greater Chicago Chapter finds out how they got their start in 1915. They’ve also been active on Twitter and Flickr.

Santa Cruz Lockup
Santa Cruz Chapter is looking for a photographer.

Rock River Lockup
Rock River Chapter is hosting an event to honor their supporters, and they just made signing up for CPR and First Aid classes easier (by using the internets!). Check them out on Flickr.

Tampa Bay Lockup
Tampa Bay Red Cross is using Twitter, well, up a storm!

Tampa Twitter

Covington County Lockup
Covington County Red Cross in Alabama is a Twitter pioneer.  

Covington County Twitter

Welcoming to Red Cross Twitter Nation:

Filed under: Introduction

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4 Responses to “Friday Social: Red Cross Social Media Roundup”

  1. Lindsay Segersin, on July 25th, 2008 at 8:44 pm Said:

    I noticed you used Santa Clara Valley’s Logo for ours. If you can’t find one for Santa Cruz County, i would be happy to send you one.

    Thanks!

  2. Wendy Harman, on July 25th, 2008 at 8:50 pm Said:

    Sorry Lindsay! I thought I had fixed that before I hit publish. Should be correct now. Thanks for being on the ball!

  3. Jason Broaddus, on July 25th, 2008 at 9:03 pm Said:

    I have a crush on Oregon Trail Chapter blog banner :)

  4. Magi, on July 26th, 2008 at 11:49 pm Said:

    I really liked the Oregon Trail blog banner too! Its eye-catching without being over the top, and makes it clear what they’re doing!

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