Post by Richard Reed, Senior Vice President, Disaster Cycle Services They say everything is bigger in Texas. They aren’t kidding. I’m writing to you from here in the Lone Star …
Month: May 2015
The Digital Disaster Response
There are many aspects of disaster response. From shelter operations including caseworkers, driving a feeding truck, and managing the distribution of clean up supplies, all the way up to the …
Gail McGovern’s Georgetown Commencement Speech
Earlier this month, Red Cross President and CEO Gail McGovern gave the 2015 commencement speech to McDonough School of Business graduate students at Georgetown University. She had some great advice to …
Giving Day Countdown: One Week Left!
We’re always on the move at the Red Cross, even when disaster aren’t top of mind for everyone across the country. Just this month, Red Cross volunteers provided meals, relief …
This Memorial Day, Be Their Champion
Every day, the American Red Cross honors the men and women of the United States Armed Forces as they sacrifice their comforts and freedoms to serve our country. This Memorial …
5 Safety Tips for Grill Masters Readying to Fire up Their BBQ’s
Post by Kevin Wilkinson, Communications Intern The beginning of the summer is often filled with numerous ‘firsts’ – the first trip back to the beach, the first cannonball in the …
Memorial Day: A Time to Remember and an Opportunity to Help
On the last Monday in May, we take time to honor the men and women who died in military service to the United States. Today we’d like you to introduce …
The Barton Report: May Podcast
Welcome to The Barton Report, a podcast brought to you by the American Red Cross. Check Out Education Podcasts at Blog Talk Radio with The Barton Report on BlogTalkRadio Listen …
QUIZ: Test Your Swim Skills Before You Hit the Pool
You’ve spent years around the water – at the beach, your local pool, or maybe even a backyard pond. You may love splashing around with your floaties, or maybe just tanning …
Gail McGovern: Stories of Resilience from Nepal
In my seven years at the helm of the American Red Cross, I’ve seen far too many disasters – both here at home and around the world. But no matter …