Another important place is the Disaster Operations Center. The Disaster Operations Center responds to over 70,000 disasters per year
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We couldn’t help but post this missed connection from the Washington, DC area Craigslist. Hoping that we can help this mystery blood donor find his match:
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Every once in a while, because I’m with the Red Cross, I get to do something that is just delicious.
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Yesterday, I was fortunate enough to visit the Red Cross SAF Call Center. SAF stands for “Service to the Armed Forces,” and the SAF Call Center is a place where the soldiers and their families can call the Red Cross for various kinds of assistance
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The first place I visited was the ACR Blood Donor Center. I was lucky enough to be able to interview some of the staff and observe the operations
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My name is Jalen Chow and I am a 7th grader from Brookline, Massachusetts. I am visiting the Red Cross.
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Who’s your favorite mascot of all time?
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Welcome to the Weekly Worldwide Wrap-Up, in which we consolidate the international Red Cross and Red Crescent news into one list of bite-sized links for you. It’s a non-comprehensive sampling of the larger and/or more intriguing aspects of our global work… NIGER/MALI: Farmers and stockbreeders in northern regions of Niger and Mali are suffering the [...]
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Below is a collection of photos and blurbs written by Sybilla Green Dorros, an Assistant Station Manager Reserve with Red Cross Service to the Armed Forces. Sybilla was recently deployed to Afghanistan, at the Red Cross station in Bagram Air Field. She works to bring some comfort to the service members and also connect soldiers with their families during emergencies.
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