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Red Cross Clubs Red Cross Clubs Why Red Cross Clubs should be started at your school What We Do The American Red Cross prevents and alleviates human suffering in the face of emergencies by mobilizing the power of volunteers and the


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Red Cross Clubs Red Cross Clubs

Why Red Cross Clubs should be started at your school

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What We Do

The American Red Cross prevents and alleviates human suffering in the face of emergencies by mobilizing the power

  • f volunteers and

the generosity of donors.

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Quick History Lesson

Important Figures

  • Henry Dunant
  • Clara Barton

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Lines of Service Delivery

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  • Disaster Services
  • Preparedness and Health

and Safety

  • Services to the Arm ed

Forces

  • International Services
  • Biom edical Services
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What is a Red Cross Club?

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  • Youth volunteers
  • Service oriented
  • Community-

focused

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What do Red Cross Clubs

  • ffer students?

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  • Youth Development
  • Fun experiences
  • Lifelong friendships
  • Community Service
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Benefits for Students

  • College and career skills
  • Resume-building
  • Networking opportunities
  • Service learning
  • pportunities
  • Community service hours
  • Volunteer experience

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Benefits for School

  • Commitment to volunteer

service and leadership

  • pportunities for students
  • Be Red Cross Ready
  • Strengthen community

relationships

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What kind of activities do Red Cross Clubs do?

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Club Activities

  • Red Cross Clubs must

plan and organize a minimum of three mission-related service projects each school year.

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Preparedness and Health and Safety Services

  • Become a Community

Disaster Preparedness Instructor.

  • Host a preparedness

fair.

  • Get trained in CPR,

AED and First Aid.

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Blood Services

  • Host a blood drive at
  • ur school.
  • Help at blood centers.
  • Make thank-you cards

for blood donors.

  • Donate blood.

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Service to the Armed Forces

  • Make holiday cards

for service members and veterans for Holiday Mail for Heroes Campaign.

  • Host gift drive at

Veteran’s Hospital.

  • Build care packages.

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Disaster Services

  • Help clean and maintain

Emergency Response Vehicles.

  • Take disaster training

courses to become a disaster responder and join a Disaster Action Team (DAT).

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International Services

  • Organize a

fundraiser/awareness event to benefit the Measles and Rubella Initiative.

  • Host a panel

discussion to discuss International Humanitarian Law.

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Fundraising

  • Fundraise for the Red

Cross Holiday Campaign.

  • Partner with a local

restaurant for a “Red Cross Night.”

  • Host a raffle, bake

sale, and coin drive.

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Steps to Starting a Red Cross Club

  • 1. Recruit “start up people”
  • 2. Find a Sponsor/Advisor
  • 3. Get approval from Red

Cross Unit

  • 4. Get approval from School
  • 5. Register the Club
  • 6. Hold first Club Meeting
  • 7. Keep in contact with the

Red Cross Unit

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My Red Cross Story

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Contact

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