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International Response Fund:
You can help those affected by countless crises around the world by making a financial gift to the International Response Fund. This fund enables us to provide immediate, vital support to the victims through supplies, technical assistance, and other support. On Jan. 26, the Red Cross announced the needs were met for the tsunami relief program. For a list of humanitarian agencies also engaged in the tsunami relief effort, visit www.usafreedomcorps.gov.
Your Local Red Cross Chapter:
Your local Red Cross chapter is committed to meeting the humanitarian needs of the people in your area, be it in disaster preparedness, disaster response, first aid and CPR training, or disease prevention. You can help support your local chapter programs and services by a gift to Your Local Red Cross Chapter. The gift will be sent to your local area chapter based on zip code.
Military Services:
The American Red Cross is a lifeline for deployed military members, allowing them to communicate to loved ones back home during emergencies. You can help the Red Cross keep military families connected with a gift to Red Cross Military Services.
Disaster Relief Fund:
You can help the victims of thousands of disasters across the country each year by making a financial gift to the Disaster Relief Fund, which enables the Red Cross to provide shelter, food, counseling and other assistance to those in need.
Biomedical Services Capital Campaign:
Your gift to the Biomedical Services Capital Campaign of the American Red Cross supports our commitment to the nation's blood supply. Through this 10-year undertaking we will update and reconfigure our blood manufacturing facilities across the nation, to better serve the health needs of patients nationwide.
Measles Initiative:
Through the Measles Initiative, the American Red Cross and its partners pledge to, by the end of 2005, vaccinate 200 million children and prevent an estimated 1.2 million measles-related deaths in Africa. You can support this lifesaving effort by making a donation to the Measles Initiative today.
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