The Packers honored the Red Cross at their third annual Packers Give Back game, an initiative highlighting the work of a Wisconsin charity. Over 700 Red Cross volunteers attended the preseason game and were recognized on the field.

You never know when an emergency may strike and knowing how to perform CPR (cardiopulmonary resuscitation) may help you save a life. Red Cross intern Colten Pemble took a CPR course offered by the Red Cross and provided a firsthand account.

This year at Summerfest, music lovers were able to enjoy their favorite artists from the front row of the Generac Power Stage, while contributing to the lifesaving mission of the American Red Cross of Wisconsin.

Red Cross volunteer Racheal Bergmann, visits monthly with 10 or so veterans incarcerated at Kettle Moraine Correctional Institution to make sure they and their families have the resources they need.

This year, 235 amazing Red Cross of Wisconsin Region volunteers deployed to support disaster relief operations across the country. This included Tania Behselich, from Stevens Point, WI, who deployed to help those impacted by the Maui wildfires.

The Sound the Alarm home fire safety campaign returned to cities throughout Wisconsin this year, including Madison and Milwaukee. The home fire campaign installed 3,287 smoke alarms, making 1,268 homes safer and assisted 2,927 people across the state.

Three major blood drives took place throughout the state this summer, where donors gave blood to make a lifesaving difference. The 2023 Milwaukee County Zoo Blood Drive in June, and the 37th Annual Super Donor Days Blood Drive in Green Bay and the 23rd Annual Beach Days Blood Drive in Madison, both taking place in July.

The Red Cross of Wisconsin celebrated the national recognition of a local volunteer. Sara Horein was awarded the 2023 Presidential Award for Excellence during celebrations held at the American Red Cross National Headquarters in Washington D.C. in April.