Northeast Chapter
The American Red Cross Northeast Wisconsin Chapter serves Waupaca, Outagamie, Brown, Kewaunee, Door, Waushara, Winnebago, Calumet, Manitowoc, Marquette, Green Lake, Fond du Lac and Sheboygan counties.
Blood Donations – call to schedule an appointment 1-800-RED-CROSS. Some walk-in times are available.
Since the movie “Back to the Future” made its debut, Steve has had the privilege to serve the American people as a member of one of the finest humanitarian organizations in the world, the American Red Cross. He has seen people at their best, performing acts of kindness during the worst of times while facing challenges they never imagined. His first-hand experiences include being shaken by the Loma Prieta earthquake in California, responding to an F5 tornado in Greensburg, Kansas, deploying to Hurricane Harvey in Houston, Texas, as well as countless disasters across Wisconsin. Very much a family man, Steve feels fortunate to have spent the past 23 years living close to his family, while developing life-long friendships at the Red Cross.
Paul Kardish – Board Chair, Schneider National
Pat Exarhos – Past Chair, Community member
Nick Arlt – Skogen’s Festival Foods
Aymee Balison – Community member
Erik Benn – McClone
Mary Martin – HSHS St. Nicholas Hospital
Dan Brown – Community member
Erik Brenn – McClone
Sarah Dressel – Kimberly-Clark
Thomas Retter – Menasha Corporation
Kim Schisel – Schreiber Foods
Wendy Suprise – Miller Electric
Phil Zubella – Community member
Mark Matuszak – Great Northern Corporation
Dave Geyer – Schneider National
Vicki Jenks – Emeritus, musician and conductor
Tara Williams – Adjunct, Shopko Corporation
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For Brittany, it happened at the gym. Gagandeep and Chetna were on vacation. Leroy was volunteering. Acts of heroism are all around us, every day. The American Red Cross of Wisconsin celebrates those heroes at three events each year. We need your help to identify outstanding heroes in our community at these three Wisconsin events: […]
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