The American Red Cross of Alaska welcomes Bryce Sitter as the new Regional Executive. Learn about his humanitarian journey, leadership experience, and vision for serving communities statewide.

When the Mukluk Wildfire tore through Tok, families had just moments to escape. Learn how neighbors, volunteers, and the Red Cross came together to provide hope, shelter, and support as survivors began rebuilding their lives.

From classrooms to disaster shelters, Red Cross Volunteer Anne Johnson has spent a lifetime helping others find calm in difficult moments. Learn how the Mindful Movement program is bringing resilience, healing, and hope to military communities in Alaska.

Thousands visit the World Ice Art Championship each year. Now, volunteers are gaining lifesaving Hands-Only CPR skills through a Red Cross partnership, helping create a safer, more prepared experience for artists, visitors, and the community.

From answering the call during a major disaster to becoming Alaska’s Volunteer of the Year in less than a year, Carly Stuber’s dedication, compassion, and leadership are making a lasting impact on Red Cross clients and communities statewide.

The American Red Cross of Alaska celebrated the 5th Annual David Lawyer Memorial Golf Tournament, bringing together supporters and community partners to raise critical funds to provide relief and support to people affected by disasters across Alaska.

Twenty-five years after 9/11, a longtime Alaska Red Cross volunteer reflects on supporting families affected by the attacks and the lasting impact of one of the largest humanitarian responses in American history.

One year after Typhoon Halong, children’s artwork from a Red Cross shelter reminds us of the resilience and hope that carried communities through recovery. Nearly 360 Red Cross responders helped provide 4,300 shelter stays and 74,000 meals and snacks.