Winter weather brings more than just snow storms and blizzards- the threat of freezing rain, flooding, and extreme low temperatures also affect communities around the country. And when temperatures decrease, instances of home fires rise.
We are helping families across the country affected by unprecedented winter storms and flooding. And our work isn’t close to being done.
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to families with nowhere else to turn.
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to provide more one-one-one assistance to help people get back on their feet.
"Financial contributions to the Red Cross train our local disaster responders, equip our emergency response vehicles, preposition supplies, activate shelters, provide a safe place and warm meals for those in need, and help families begin their road to recovery through direct assistance and other support."
Happy Holidays! Thanks 200+ #RedCrossers for spending your holidays supporting disaster relief due to winter weather pic.twitter.com/5PDr1oVVHG
— Red Cross Cascades (@RedCrossCascade) December 25, 2015
Dress in layers, wear gloves & don a cap that covers your ears. Stay warm! #WinterPreparedness #RedCRossMA #RedCross pic.twitter.com/YYYIWIBu6J
— RedCrossMA (@RedCrossMA) January 22, 2016
#RedCross, OEM & BOE have a shelter open at #Bayonne High School for families affected by Broadway fire. #rcdar pic.twitter.com/gvURsqbnph
— Red Cross New Jersey (@NJRedCross) January 20, 2016
Vols provide help to residents; Open #WNCRCSHELTER@DeepGapFireDept. 6583 Old US 421 S.; All have chance to stay warm pic.twitter.com/v3C152QMsG
— Western N.C Region (@GCCRedCross) January 22, 2016
Help people affected by disasters big and small.