Support The Red Cross

I’m taking this opportunity to remind everyone that The Red Cross needs your continuous support. 

Did you know … The American Red Cross helps people in emergencies every single  day?    It’s True!

Whether its half a million disaster victims or one sick child who needs blood,  their work is made possible by people like you and me.

There are various ways you can help out.  Through financial  donations, blood drives, volunteering to provide assistance in locating and contacting a loved one,  finding and providing shelter and supplies, help others recover from disasters and much, much more!

No special skills are required.    Only your desire to help is needed.  The Red Cross needs people with all kinds of different backgrounds, talents and skill levels. And, if you need training, they will  provide it.

Learn how good it can feel to lend a helping hand -- Support The Red Cross TODAY!

Visit their website at  http://www.redcross.org/ for information












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