The power of the American Red Cross relies on your generous donations and the tireless efforts of our volunteers, employees, board members and community partners — dedicated people who will continue to make a difference for thousands of lives in 2024 and beyond. As we close out 2023, we wish you a safe and healthy holiday season, and invite you to review some of our region's proudest and most memorable moments.
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Red Cross of Wyoming volunteers taught children and their parents about home fire safety at Safe Kids Day alongside partners like Wyoming Seatbelt Coalition and Safe Kids Larimer County!
Shelter workers are an essential part of keeping people safe during disasters. We couldn't carry out our vital mission without them!
Wyoming Board Member, Mary Brown plays Plinko with attendees at the Cheyenne Hispanic Festival hosted by Chispa of Cheyenne!
Red Cross of Wyoming volunteers had an opportunity to partner with Goshen County and provide the community with a shelter fundamentals course and Be Red Cross Ready.
Governor Mark Gordon has proclaimed March as Red Cross Month — a tradition that began 80 years ago when President Franklin Delano Roosevelt issued the first national Red Cross Month proclamation.
The Cheyenne VA had its first Ice Cream Social in 3 years. Every first Sunday of the month, our Service to the Armed Forces volunteers walk around the VA and hand out ice cream to veterans and staff.
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As you consider local charities to donate to this holiday, we hope you'll choose the American Red Cross for your year end giving.
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