5/29/2006 -
Hurricane Helper
Karen Proffitt, Red Cross volunteer and retired school counselor, recently returned home to Ferguson after 15 days in Florida's hurricane ravaged areas providing mental health services to those impacted by the storms. |
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5/29/2006 -
Letter to the Editor
This Thanksgiving, the American Red Cross extends thanks to our friends throughout the St. Louis area for their incredible outpouring of support. Because of that generosity, the Red Cross was able to touch this community more than 407,000 times over the last year through local programs and services. |
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5/29/2006 -
Red Cross Says ‘Thank You’
Omar Ruiz of the Jefferson County Service Center recently returned from a deployment to the Gulf Coast region to assist in the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina. Ruiz thanked the community for its continued support of the Red Cross. |
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5/29/2006 -
Letter to the Editor: "Breathing Easy"
As the nation's foremost expert on water safety, the Red Cross helps people learn how to be safe in the water and wants to make sure readers have a clear understanding about holding your breath while swimming. |
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5/29/2006 -
Missouri Still Helping Katrina Evacuees
The Show-Me state has shown Hurricane Katrina victims just how hospitable Missouri can be to those whose lives have been ripped apart by a disaster. The St. Louis Area Chapter of the American Red Cross played a key role in helping the evacuees - as well as provding volunteer boots on the ground in the New Orleans area. |
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5/29/2006 -
Red Cross Assists Fire Victims
The Red Cross Disaster Action Team responded to help residents at a fire on Dec. 19 in High Ridge and is aiding the now homeless residents with food, shelter and mental health resources. |
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5/29/2006 -
Bosnian Blood Samples May Lead to Finding Missing Loved Ones
The American Red Cross St. Louis Area Chapter, in partnership with the International Institute of St. Louis, helped to coordinate the International Commission on Missing Persons' visit to St. Louis Dec. 9-12 to obtain blood samples from the local Bosnian community. This visit is part of an ongoing effort to identify missing loved ones killed in the former Yugoslavia during the armed conflict of the 1990s. |
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5/29/2006 -
Red Cross Honors Volunteers from County
More than 200 St. Charles County volunteers were honored by the St. Louis Area Chapter of the American Red Cross at a luncehon recently at the Stegton Regency Conference and Banquet Center in St. Charles. |
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5/29/2006 -
Attention, Brides: The Leader Wedding Fair is the Place to Be...
The 11th annual Leader Wedding Fair on Sunday, Jan. 30, will feature lots of sizzle and snap, flash and flair as 64 vendors of wedding services show off their wares and two area bridal shops send models down the runway in the latest wedding fashions. Proceeds will benefit the American Red Cross tsunami relief effort. |
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5/29/2006 -
Students Generously Give For Tsunami Relief
Students, staff, administrators and parents in the Kirkwood and Webster Groves school districts are working to raise money for the victims of the tsunami in south Asia. Many proceeds will go to the Red Cross tsunami relief efforts. |
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5/29/2006 -
Red Cross Spurs Anti-Malaria Campaign
It has been four months since the tsunami, and the International Red Cross/Red Crescent Movement continues to provide invaluable assistance to vulnerable families – notably it began an anti-malaria campaign. |
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