Reminder: You can follow local Red Cross Twitter accounts or Red Cross workers.
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That’s right. We have our very own month. Starting with Franklin D Roosevelt in 1943, every sitting President has proclaimed March as Red Cross Month.
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Happy National Influenza Vaccination Week! Don’t worry, the action items for this week are easier to do than it is to say!
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Our Chief Nurse Sharon Stanley will be answering any questions you have about H1N1 and seasonal flu vaccinations. She’ll be available for this live online chat right here on our blog.
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… so important we want you to know how.
CPR.
It’s never too early to be prepared. Check out all these babies saving their dolls’ lives!
Are you trained? Our chapters offer courses to learn how to give infant and child CPR and much more.
>> Real life kids saving kids story
Baby CPR from Kate [...]
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While browsing my Popular Science Magazine listserv around NYE*, I was blown away by 2009’s incredible offerings of science, technology and more. So, for Red Cross blog readers near and far, I now give you my prepare-aphernalia wish list for the Red Cross!
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The 10 blog posts you all visited the most this year.
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Twitter-sized news from Red Cross chapters around the country today
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We love CPR LOLcats, LOLdogs, and LOLsquirrels here at headquarters. Have you seen any we’ve missed?
>> Get Trained
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