How will you actively give thanks this week? Will you put your Red Cross training into action by teaching a CPR class or responding to a house fire? Will you donate blood, assemble Comfort Kits, or serve a meal to someone in need?
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If you’re like most people, when you step onto an elevator full of strangers you keep to yourself.
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Hints from Heloise, Volunteering will make you live longer, Small talk saves lives, and more.
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We do have a small dictionary to explain some of our idioms, but we could use your help to add to it.
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In this edition: It’s a sandwich, Move movie, heads rolling, a Gavin DeGraw story, and more.
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Sunday, August 14th, was the 76th anniversary of National Friendship Day.
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Just imagine what an everyday hero looks like to you, and submit it by August 18, 2011.
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New video from Mary Mary for their song Survive includes Red Cross footage.
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Starting the American Red Cross, wearing service uniforms, volunteering from the viewpoints of Patrick Pannett and Joe Hansen.
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Red Cross Youth volunteer Jerrika Walkup, 15, has been helping people at the Red Cross shelter in Joplin, Missouri after a massive tornado tore through the town last week. She is from Neosho, Missouri. When the American Red Cross called me to ask if I could write a blog post about what I’ve seen and [...]
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