Just when we’re getting settled into summer-time weather, a blast of winter is headed our way. Some of us may have summer-induced amnesia, forgetting all about wintry conditions and the need to prepare for wet heavy snow, poor road conditions and potential power outages. We have all the critical safety tips here for you to […]
Simms Fire Response Updates May 20, 08:45 a.m. The American Red Cross of Western Colorado is working closing with local emergency managers and is standing by to respond at moment’s notice if requested by our government partners. For more information about the Red Cross response to the Simms fire follow us on Facebook: @RedCrossColorado or […]
By MaryJo Blackwood, American Red Cross of Colorado and Wyoming Public Affairs The American Red Cross has a very long history of providing assistance in times of disaster, both for personal and larger catastrophes. The recent addition of a new office in Durango gives us a better opportunity to reach out to an underserved population, […]
You can help people affected by disasters like the High Park fire and countless other crises by making a gift to Red Cross Disaster Relief. Your gift is a commitment to helping people in need, and every single donation matters. Donate Here The Red Cross is preparing to respond to another extremely active wildifire season […]
May 14, 2:30 p.m. High Park Fire Update The shelter has been moved to Woodland Park Community Church: 800 Valley View Dr, Woodland Park, CO 80863.Red Cross volunteers are standing by to provide care, comfort and shelter. May 13, 9:20 p.m. Volunteers from the American Red Cross of Southern Colorado continue to support those impacted […]
By John Seward, American Red Cross of Colorado and Wyoming Public Affairs The American Red Cross of Colorado and Wyoming was honored to recognize volunteers who serve our Service to the Armed Services program at the first annual Salute to Service event. The region’s International Services and Service to the Armed Services staff and volunteers […]
“…exciting and terrifying with a feeling of accomplishment tossed in for good measure.” By Pat Kondas, American Red Cross of Colorado and Wyoming Public Affairs When there’s a house fire or other local emergency, American Red Cross workers are not normally first responders. That’s the job of firefighters and Emergency Medical Technicians. But sometimes they’re […]