Community Hero Nicole Kovacs Simple Acts Go a Long Way Nicole Kovacs is a true inspiration and passionate teacher that goes above and beyond what is expected. Nicole currently works with deaf and hard of hearing children in kindergarten through the 5th grade. Her inspiration as a teacher stemmed from her childhood experience in Florida when she […]
by Carol Harper, American Red Cross, Public Affairs Ray Klein of Buffalo, Wyoming, has a heart for helping those who have been impacted by wildfire devastation. Well-qualified and equipped with a background in Search & Rescue and as Law Enforcement Ranger in Yosemite National Park, Ray started out in American Red Cross’ Life, Safety and […]
Originally posted on Red Cross Chat Throughout American Red Cross history, notable African Americans have paved the way in our organization for future generations who came after them. As we kick off Black History Month, we are honoring Black men and women whose contributions were essential to our humanitarian mission. Frederick Douglass, prominent abolitionist and […]
The American Red Cross of Wyoming, is proud to announce the appointment of Janet Lewis as the Executive Director of the Wyoming Chapter. Janet will help provide service delivery across the state of Wyoming to 21 counties, ensuring the Red Cross mission is carried out in its communities. “I am excited to be part of […]
To honor the life of the Reverend Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., the American Red Cross of Colorado and Wyoming is calling for people across the country to volunteer their time and talents to help others in need. Committed to helping all those in need, Red Crossers deliver emergency support such as disaster relief, lifesaving […]
By Pat Kondas, American Red Cross Public Affairs Volunteer Consider: You’ve fled violence and terrorism in your home country. You’ve been granted asylum and permission to immigrate to the United States. Now what? For families resettling in Colorado, assistance is provided by the American Red Cross International Services, working with partner agencies to give new […]
Before Winter Weather Hits Whether you’re on a winter road trip, headed to the mountains for a ski day, or you’re commuting to work, winter travel is just plain different from the rest of the year. You need special gear, a different mindset, and it takes a lot more planning. Approximately 21% (nearly 1,235,000) of […]
By Mary Jo Blackwood, American Red Cross Public Affairs Volunteer According to staff and other volunteers who work with her, Star Fennell is the epitome of the ideal American Red Cross volunteer: She’s patient, listens and is always looking for ways to improve what the Red Cross does to serve our clientele. While her favorite […]
According to the song, It’s the Most Wonderful Time of the Year many of you are busy getting ready for the holidays. The American Red Cross wants your holiday season to be truly wonderful and offers these twelve holiday safety tips to help keep the season safe, happy and bright. 1. Prepare your vehicle for traveling to grandmother’s house. Build […]
By Mary Jo Blackwood, American Red Cross Public Affairs Volunteer When disaster threatens and you are evacuated from your home, your neighborhood and everything that makes you feel safe, it can be frightening. It’s even harder when you have disabilities that are compensated for in your home but not in a strange setting like a […]