| Red Cross marks five years since Hurricane Katrina strikes the Gulf Coast |
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| Five years after Hurricane Katrina, a great deal of progress has been made in the communities along the Gulf Coast devastated by Katrina, Wilma and Rita. We are grateful to our donors, who contributed nearly $2.2 billion to the Red Cross, allowing us to assist millions of people affected by the storms.
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| Volunteer instructor sees success |
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| With a strong dedication for helping others, Roger Gomes has dedicated the past three years of his life to volunteering with the Red Cross. Now he’s making sure that everyone in our community is ready to save a life.
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| Babysitter's class scheduled for August in Key West |
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| Key West, FL — As families return to their school year schedules, now is a good time for older youth to learn safety skills for babysitting younger siblings. Red Cross-trained babysitters know what to do in any situation.
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| International Tracing helps Holocaust survivor learn his mother's fate |
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MIAMI, FL – Paul Gast last saw his mother when he was 14 years old – war is a nasty thing.
Like so many other children affected by World War II, Mr. Gast was separated from his family in 1944 when Nazis marched into Poland and shipped Jews to ghettos or to concentration camps where millions were murdered.
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| Red Cross volunteers helped wounded Haitians recover |
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After a magnitude 7 earthquake decimated the Haitian capital of Port-Au-Prince on Jan. 12, 2010, the American Red Cross began delivering aid to the millions of people who were injured or left homeless.
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