Volunteers Needed!

Coordinator of Disasters
(Volunteer Position)

Moore County Chapter
2-10 hours per week (as needed)
Duties include:

  • creating more leadership volunteer positions
  • focus on retention and energizing volunteers
  • developing youth fundraising
  • develop relationships with locations for brochure distribution
  • develop a speakers bureau for community presentations
  • marketing materials
  • recruit disaster volunteers
  • reach out to the senior citizens

Blood Drive Volunteers
Moore County Chapter
(4 hours per month)
Duties include:

  • greeter
  • canteen worker

Service to the Armed Forces
(Volunteer Position)
Moore County Chapter
We will provide the training!
Duties include:

  • On call for after hours emergencies, about 6 times per year

 

If you are interested, please contact the Moore County Chapter Office: (910) 692-8571.

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We Need You!

A wife gives birth prematurely ... his father becomes critically ill ... her grandmother dies unexpectedly ... how are these family crises officially communicated to the deployed service member? How do the military commands verify that there is a real family crisis and provide support to the service man or woman? Our Red Cross' "Service to the Armed Forces" (SAF) organization is there as part of an efficient and caring network of support for our service men and women and their families.

Will you help us as a SAF volunteer?

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2009 Volunteer Awards - Celebrating Community Service

1960's Skit: Carol Dillman, Patricia Murray, OvaJean Siemens, Marilyn Flock, Dev Sessler, and Barbara RossGood neighbor awards were distributed to the following business partners: Belk of Pinecrest Plaza, Bonefish Grill, Embarq Public Affairs Group, Progress Energy, May Street Market, Phillips Motors, Pinehurst Resort, Pinnock Realty, and The Pilot.

Jean Prickett, former Executive Director of the chapter for 25 years, joined Buddy Spong in cutting the 90th birthday cake.

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What We Do

We respond to local emergencies (such as home fires) by providing shelter, food, and basic necessities.

We conduct blood drives.

We plan for local emergencies, to include emergency shelters, stored supplies, and more!

We teach babysitting, first aid, and CPR courses (and more!)

We provide official Red Cross communications to military families.

We send volunteers to respond to disasters on a regional and national scale.

Disaster Volunteers Needed!

We are in need of active Disaster Volunteers.

If you are interested in joining our team and helping our community locally, or travelling to help across our country, call the Moore Co. Chapter office at (910) 692-8571 or the Richmond Co. Branch office at (910)895-9692.