Heartland, Stark and Muskingum Lakes
Serving Stark, Wayne, Ashland, Carroll, Holmes, Harrison, and Tuscarawas counties.
The Red Cross is here for you. Please call us.
Resident of Stark, Tuscarawas, Carroll and Harrison Counties: 330-453-0146
Residents of Wayne, Holmes, and Ashland Counties: 330-264-9383
Information on blood drives, blood donation appointments as well as your personal blood donor account can be found on our Red Cross Blood website (click the link below). You may also call us 1-800-RED-CROSS (1-800-733-2767).
We provide help for members of the military, veterans and their families to prepare for, cope with and respond to the challenges of military service. Call 1-877-272-7337 (24 hours a day) or click below to learn more.
The Red Cross offers classes in: CPR, first aid, lifeguarding, learn to swim, water safety and more. Click below to learn more.
For questions about classes or certification cards you may also call: 1-800-RED-CROSS.
It’s easy to get involved with the Red Cross in Ohio. Local opportunities include becoming a trained disaster relief response volunteer helping people affected by home fires; supporting trauma, cancer, and other patients in need by donating blood, platelet, and plasma at our area blood drives; and learning CPR, First AID, and other lifesaving skills that will prepare you to respond to emergencies.
The best way to provide immediate relief to your neighbors facing emergency situations is through a monetary donation. Our disaster assistance programs rely heavily on the generous financial support of citizens in the Northern Ohio region. Even if you only have a few dollars to spare, your donation to American Red Cross disaster relief will make a significant difference in the lives of those facing disasters. Make a one-time donation today either online, by phone, or by mail, or set up a recurring monthly donation to make an even bigger difference.
The humanitarian work that we do at American Red Cross would not be possible without our volunteers. We have a variety of disaster relief volunteer opportunities available, as well as potential positions focused on facility management, health and safety, service to the Armed Forces, and professional specialties like photography, IT, and more. Check out our current volunteer opportunities near you!
The Red Cross actively supports fundraising on many popular platforms - whether you use Facebook, Instagram, or prefer to live stream, we have the resources to get you started!
Tim Reichel
Disaster Program Manager
Phone: 330-605-9887
Gail Wernick
Regional Volunteer Services Officer
Phone: 216-431-3370
Emily Probst
Regional Disaster Officer
Phone: 216-219-9349
Alaina Foster
Regional Service to the Armed Forces and International Services Manager
Phone: 216-399-1298
Christy Peters
Regional Communications Director
Phone: 216-308-8348
For all inquiries about our classes, please call 800-REDCROSS (800-733-2677)
For all inquiries about our blood donation services, please call 800-REDCROSS (800-733-2677)
Officers:
Rosemarie Hoover – Chair
Community Volunteer
Alex Hoce – Vice Chair
Canton Township Fire Department
Steve Rippeth – Secretary
Buckeye Career Center
Miranda Brown
Krugliak Wilkins Griffiths & Dougherty Co., L.P.A.
Danielle Caldwell
Conotton Valley Union Local School District
Monica DeRamus
Monica D. DeRamus, LLC
Damon Gallucci
Jackson Township Fire Department
Kimberly Hall
Critchfield, Critchfield & Johnston
Molly Hane
Kenan Advantage Group
Brook Harless
Plain Township Trustee
Brian Hinkle
Park National Bank
Kris Karge
lMRO Built
Laura Mann
Donovan, Klimczak & Company
Steve Rippeth
Buckeye Career Center
Kyle Smith
Cisco Systems Inc.
Christopher vanNatta
The Timken Company
Tim Warstler
Stark County Emergency Management Agency
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