Moore County, NC Chapter of the American Red Cross, in Southern Pines NC

Web Resources

National Hurricane Center

Disaster News Network

Moore County Web Site

How Your Donations Helped Your Neighbors in 2007:

-54 families that lost their homes to fire received Red Cross assistance

-146 individuals received disaster relief assistance

-190 military families were supported by the Armed Forces Emergency Services program

-4000 units of blood were collected

-3800 people attended disaster prepareness presentations

-64 local volunteers received Red Cross Disaster Training

-3200 people received training for Red Cross CPR/AED/First Aid, Water Safety, or Lifeguarding

Go to the Moore County United Way web site

Go to Spanish-Language American Red Cross website



Home About Us How You Can Help Training Donate Blood Military Families Gift Shop Donations Fire Safety Make a Plan Moore County Chapter Phone: (910) 692-8571 Fax: (910) 692-6001 Richmond County Branch redcrossrichmond@ bellsouth.net Phone: (910)895-9692 Fax: (910)895-3143	The Moore County Chapter is in need of active Disaster Volunteers. If you are interested in joining our team and helping our community, our state, and our country, contact Susan Marentette at (910) 692-8571. Upcoming Event! Join us at the 1st Annual Hearts and Minds Golf Tournament, Monday, March 24, 2008, at the National Golf Course. Proceeds benefit that Moore County Chapter of the American Red Cross and the Public Education Foundation of Moore County. Registration Deadline: March 7, 2008. Learn more.... The Moore County Chapter and Richmond County Branch of the American Red Cross support our North Carolina community: We conduct blood drives We respond to local emergencies by providing shelter, food, and basic necessities We teach babysitting courses We provide communication to military families We send volunteers to respond to disasters on a regional and national scale Check out our Health & Safety class schedule! Back to Top	Web Resources National Hurricane Center Disaster News Network Moore County Web Site How Your Donations Helped Your Neighbors in 2007: -54 families that lost their homes to fire received Red Cross assistance -146 individuals received disaster relief assistance -190 military families were supported by the Armed Forces Emergency Services program -4000 units of blood were collected -3800 people attended disaster prepareness presentations -64 local volunteers received Red Cross Disaster Training -3200 people received training for Red Cross CPR/AED/First Aid, Water Safety, or Lifeguarding
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