UPDATED Friday May 17, 2024

The Red Cross and Oklahoma VOAD partners have scheduled a multi-agency resource center in Barnsdall for residents affected by the May 6 tornado. Get disaster recovery assistance, info and resources from a range of agencies and organizations in one place.

May 18, 10 a.m. – 6 p.m.

Barnsdall Elementary
401 S 10th St.
Barnsdall, OK

Please bring proof of address.

Oklahoma Department of Emergency Management - OEM

Osage County Emergency Management

Barnsdall Chamber of Commerce

City of Barnsdall, OK - Government

Barnsdall Police Department

Across the state, Red Cross disaster workers are on the ground helping Oklahomans affected by severe storms and tornadoes. Red Cross disaster workers are in contact with officials in more than a dozen counties impacted by severe storms to help meet residents' immediate needs. We will provide updates on shelters and available resources as we are able.

Residents affected by the storms can also receive assistance by calling 1-800-RED-CROSS (1-800-733-2767).

HOW YOU CAN HELP

Volunteering

Many people have expressed interest in volunteering to support our response efforts, and we are appreciative of the offers to assist. 

At this time we are looking for volunteers to be shelter workers and to help with distributing supplies. In some cases, we're expediting background checks and doing just-in-time training. Please apply at www.redcross.org/volunteer

Food and Goods Donations

After a disaster, people are incredibly generous and ask how best to help. Financial donations are the quickest and best way to support people impacted by disasters. 

If you have items you would like to donate, donations may be dropped off at Murray County Expo, 3490 W. Hwy 7, Sulphur, OK. Please note this is for information only because of the high level of interest in donating items. The Red Cross is not responsible for collecting or managing the donated items at the Murray County Expo. Thank you for your support of disaster victims.