American Red Cross Central California Region

American Red Cross of Central California

The American Red Cross Central California Region serves over 4.4 million residents throughout ten counties: Mariposa, Madera, Merced, Fresno, Tulare, Kings, San Luis Obispo, Kern, Santa Barbara, and Ventura.

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Central California Region Chapter Locations

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Chapter Locations

Bakersfield Office

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5035 Gilmore Ave
Bakersfield, CA 93308

1-661-324-6427 Details

Santa Barbara Office

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2707 State St.
Santa Barbara, CA 93105

1-805-687-1331 Details

Central Valley Fresno Office

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1300 W. Shaw Ave. Suite 4B
Fresno, CA 93711

1-559-455-1000 Details

Camarillo Office

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836 Calle Plano
Camarillo, CA 93012

1-805-987-1514 Details

Events

Shelter of Hope - Fresno

Friday
October 19, 2018

10AM - 7PM

Shelter of Hope - San Luis Obispo

Saturday
Sept 8, 2018

10AM - 3PM

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News

Introducing Shelter of Hope 2018, A Campaign to Benefit Disaster Relief

August 21, 2018

Evacuation Center Opens due to Incoming Storm

Jessica Piffero

February 28, 2018

Red Cross Transitions with the Community as Long-Term Recovery Begins

Jessica Piffero

February 16, 2018

Regional Chief Executive Officer Transitions After Seven Years with Red Cross

Jessica Piffero

February 16, 2018

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Central California Blog

Red Cross Volunteer Gail Mcgaugh on “Why I Help”

By Sharon J. Alfred, Red Cross Senior Journalist Volunteer There are many reasons people choose to become Red Cross volunteers. According to Gail Mcgaugh, a volunteer for the American Red Cross of Central California, participating in a Red Cross Home Fire Campaign was an ideal way to learn fire safety tips and to get to … Continue reading Red Cross Volunteer Gail Mcgaugh on “Why I Help”

Keeping Pets and Owners Together in Wake of the Ferguson Fire

Red Cross and CCADT shelter over 500 pets of wildfire evacuees [Photo Credit: American Red Cross] Fleeing from wildfires can be traumatic and having pets close has been proven to reduce stress and comfort owners driven from their homes by fire. This inspired Katrina Poitras, Central Valley Red Cross Disaster Program Manager, working with Naomi … Continue reading Keeping Pets and Owners Together in Wake of the Ferguson Fire

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