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5/29/2006 - Red Cross Supplies Cots to Emergency Shelter

In response to the dangerous winter weather gripping the metropolitan area, the St. Louis Area Chapter of the American Red Cross is supplying cots to an emergency shelter just opened at Eastern Star Baptist Church at 3117 St. Louis Avenue in downtown St. Louis.

5/29/2006 - Red Cross Hosts National HIV/AIDS Training Courses

The St. Louis Area Chapter of the American Red Cross hosted national HIV/AIDS Education and Prevention Training Courses last week, sponsored in part by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.

5/29/2006 - Volunteers Needed During the Cold Winter Months

City streets blanketed with ice and snow have brought much of the Midwest, Northeast and even unsuspecting Southern communities to a standstill this winter, but American Red Cross volunteerism efforts never subside, whatever the weather might bring.

5/29/2006 - Red Cross Assists Two Families Left Homeless in Morning Blaze

A Red Cross Disaster Action Team from the Jefferson County Service Center in Arnold responded to a fire this morning at 1940 Cardinal Trail in Festus.

5/29/2006 - Graduate Students Raise $400 to Vaccinate Children in Africa

Last Friday, graduate students in the Department of Public Health at St. Louis University sold chocolate Valentine's Day roses to benefit the Red Cross Measles Initiative in Africa. All proceeds from the campaign will pay for vaccinating African children against Measles.

5/29/2006 - Diversity is Essential at Red Cross

Sometimes only one person is needed to inspire dramatic change, and at the Red Cross, one of those people is Frances Elliott Davis. Though she was a professional nurse, Davis, an African- American, was prohibited from joining the Red Cross nursing corps when she initially applied to serve in 1915.

5/29/2006 - Red Cross Safe Schools Program Thrives in Belleville

The American Red Cross St. Louis Area Chapter's Safe Schools Program is currently thriving at Central Junior High School and Westhaven Elementary School in Belleville. Students and teachers are learning how to prevent and respond to potentially dangerous situations.

5/29/2006 - Red Cross Responds to Apartment Fire in North St. Louis

More than 20 adults and several children were impacted by an apartment fire this morning in the 5500-block of Clemens. Red Cross caseworkers at the City Service Center are currently providing food and clothing vouchers to these individuals.

5/29/2006 - Red Cross Clarifies Recent Reports Concerning CPR Training

The Red Cross believes the best way to prepare for an unexpected emergency is to seek training, so that in all circumstances, individuals feel empowered to act immediately in a life threatening situation.

5/29/2006 - Prepare Now for Tornado Season

Monday March 1, 2004 — Even though much of the United States is still in the grip of wintry weather, spring is around the corner.

5/29/2006 - Red Cross Responds to Two-Alarm Apartment Fire in Wentzville

A Red Cross Disaster Action Team from the St. Charles County Service Center responded to a two-alarm apartment fire this morning on Evergreen Court in Wentzville. The Red Cross is working with the families to provide emergency food, clothing, and lodging.

5/29/2006 - Red Cross Assists in Aftermath of Two Morning Fires

Red Cross Disaster Action Teams from the St. Louis Area Chapter responded to two fires this morning. In both situations, the Red Cross is working to provide emergency food, clothing, and shelter.

5/29/2006 - Prepare Now for Tornado Season

Monday March 1, 2004 — Even though much of the United States is still in the grip of wintry weather, spring is around the corner.

5/29/2006 - Red Cross Responds to Two-Alarm Apartment Fire in Wentzville

5/29/2006 - Red Cross Assists in Aftermath of Two Morning Fires

Red Cross Disaster Action Teams from the St. Louis Area Chapter responded to two fires this morning. In both situations, the Red Cross is working to provide emergency food, clothing, and shelter.

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