Blood donors are a-maze-ing & so is this thank-you! Come give blood or platelets Oct. 19-Nov. 22 & get a $10 Amazon Gift Card by email plus 500 bonus points redeemable for a $10 e-gift card through Donor Rewards. That's up to $20 in gifts! Book now: https://t.co/wao0wrpYea (T&C)
Replace smoke alarms that are 10 years or older. Components such as sensors can become less sensitive over time. Follow your manufacturer's instructions.
One donation, twice the lifesaving power. If you have type O-, O+, A- or B- blood, make it a Power Red donation and make your donation go further: https://t.co/iSMctQBTrj
Type O donors: We need you to help meet patient needs! O+ is the most transfused blood type & can be used by patients of any Rh-positive blood type. O- is the universal blood type & is often used in emergencies. Don't wait. Make an appointment to donate. https://t.co/AqAnAEo3tX
Wanted: Healthy blood donors! Can you give after getting a flu shot? Yes, as long as you're feeling well. Learn more about eligibility topics: https://t.co/H931FqbIS7
October is Sudden Cardiac Arrest Awareness Month. It's important to remember that cardiac arrest can happen to anyone, anywhere, at any time. Learning CPR and how to use an AED can help provide the skills and confidence to act. Learn more: https://t.co/WMV2jlQQMc.
Help pump up the blood supply! Come to give blood or platelets Sept. 21-Oct. 18 and we'll thank you with a $15 e-gift card to your choice of merchant. Book now: https://t.co/Cp92ONTLaH
Yesterday afternoon, Red Cross volunteers responded to an apartment fire in Omaha. Red Cross volunteers provided comfort, support and meals to those impacted. We will continue to provide comfort and support as the recovery process begins.
Disaster Action Teams (DAT) respond to local disasters and provide immediate compassion and care.
Learn more and find the right volunteer opportunity for you at https://t.co/S6vDQVqviE.
For the past week, Red Cross volunteers have been showing up for neighbors impacted by flooding across the Omaha metro area, going door-to-door, listening to residents and providing more than 2,500 meals and snacks. Thank you to our incredible volunteers!
More type O blood donors are needed now to keep up with hospital demand. You can help ensure that hospitals are ready for patient emergencies and everyday needs. Give: https://t.co/AqAnAEo3tX
Volunteers are back in neighborhoods impacted by last week’s flooding in Omaha, delivering lunch, checking in with residents and offering support as families continue the difficult process of recovery. We’re grateful for our volunteers who continue to show up for our neighbors.
It's Fire Prevention Week. Do you have working smoke alarms installed inside and outside bedrooms and on each level of your home, including the basement?
Share a kernel of kindness this fall. Come to give blood or platelets with the Red Cross by Oct. 18 and receive a $15 e-gift card to your choice of merchant. Patients are counting on people like you every day. Schedule your donation: https://t.co/elO5L0eK34
Special thanks to the volunteers who joined our pass-the-bucket event at the #Husker game on Saturday! Also, thank you to @UNLincoln for their support and continued partnership.
As recovery continues, we will work directly with residents to identify their needs, determine next steps and help connect families with available resources.
The Red Cross will continue to be there, helping our neighbors move forward one step at a time.
Red Cross volunteers continue to help families recover from flooding across the Omaha metro. So far, we’ve served 1,500+ meals and snacks and distributed 760+ cleanup and relief supplies, while helping residents navigate the road to recovery.
Start Fire Prevention Week off by creating a home fire escape plan with your household. Home fires can strike quickly and leave you with as little as two minutes to safely escape.
After you have your plan, practice it!
For Omaha-area families affected by flooding, recovery can feel overwhelming. Red Cross volunteers are in impacted neighborhoods helping residents take the first steps forward and reminding them they’re not alone. Read more about the Red Cross response: https://t.co/kI1T8GvUTD