KALAMAZOO (May 11, 2024) – Nearly 60 American Red Cross disaster workers – 90 percent of whom are volunteers – are supporting its disaster relief operation in the aftermath of the tornadoes that swept through southwest Michigan Tuesday.
The Red Cross is working closely with local community partners across the impacted areas to evaluate the needs of residents.
The Red Cross plays a critical role in helping families and communities recover in the weeks and months after a disaster. Here are key highlights about the response effort:
Anyone who was impacted by the tornadoes may call 1-800-RED CROSS (1-800-733-2767) for assistance.
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MEDIA CONTACT: David Olejarz / david.olejarz@redcross.org / 313-303-0606
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