For more than a century, the American Red Cross has served the Metro New York North area. Our newly renovated Metro New York North Greenwich headquarters is where staff, volunteers, donors and members of the community will come together to drive the lifesaving work of the American Red Cross in our community.
Versatile, collaborative workspaces surround the key operational areas in this modern center for blood, training and humanitarian services in the Metro New York North chapter area.
The renovated donation center will offer a permanent location for donors to give blood and platelets locally and offer additional donation opportunities while providing lifesaving blood products to the community. Platelets play a critical role in the treatment of millions of people fighting cancer and other chronic diseases, as well as those recovering from traumatic injuries.
Members of the community can contribute to the building campaign and/or other mission investments and be celebrated through naming and recognition opportunities based on giving level.
Actual space built may differ in types of furnishings, equipment, colors, and space size from what is shown in photos.
The renovated Headquarters Building will house all five lines of service of the American Red Cross mission in one modern, accessible space on Indian Field Road in Greenwich, Conn.
The Blood Center will be the hub of activity as volunteers roll up their sleeves to donate blood to help others. The area will include permanent beds with a bright and inviting feel to enhance the donor experience.
This large room will provide space to conduct CPR/AED and other trainings, host external business meetings, and gather partners. The space can accommodate meetings of up to 24 people.
When emergencies or problems face us, groups must gather to solve the issues at hand. Be the one to foster this type of teamwork and response by sponsoring the Volunteer Center. This sponsor will allow volunteers to come together to form ideas and solutions for the next century.
When emergencies or problems face us, groups must gather to solve the issues at hand. Be the one to foster this type of teamwork and response by sponsoring the Volunteer Center. This sponsor will allow volunteers to come together to form ideas and solutions for the next century.
The Executive Office will provide a private space for Red Cross leaders to host small meetings and phone calls of a sensitive nature.
Anna and Vincent Cappucci Café (1st floor)
The Café will serve as a social hub where staff and volunteers can gather to share a meal or a cup of tea while they collaborate to achieve better results and better serve our communities.
The Huddle Room will be utilized for meetings and phone calls of a more private nature. These huddles rooms seat up to five people.
Each Focus Room is designed for staff or volunteers to hold private conversations or conduct quiet, concentrated work.
A key step in the blood donation process is when the units are carefully tagged prior to transporting. Tagging allows the Red Cross to use innovative inventory control methods to ensure the right balance of blood products and types are available to meet the needs of hospitals and patients.
Thank you to our MNYN PreResponder Campaign Committee:
Pam Farr, Co-Chair
Giovanna Miller, Co-Chair
Heather Wise, Co-Chair