Cots. Blankets. Trailers. Volunteer Kim Wilson keeps them ready so Red Cross shelters can open fast when disaster hits. Meet her:redcross.org/local/arkansas/…

October has been busy for our Missouri and Arkansas Red Cross teams! From home fires to hurricanes, they’re helping families near and far. See their impact so far this month. Thank you to our teams for bringing comfort and hope!

Springdale, help us Sound the Alarm! 🚨 Join the American Red Cross serving Northwest Arkansas to install FREE smoke alarms. No experience needed! 📅 Oct. 24 🕣 8:30–noon or 12:30–3 📍 Fire Station #1, 417 Holcomb St., Springdale, AR

Thank you, University of Arkansas donors! 🩸 441 donors 🌟 236 first-time donors 🏥 453 units collected Thanks to the University of Arkansas Associated Student Government for partnering with us on our Oct. 8-9 fall blood drive! 🤝

Learn what Red Cross shelter workers do at Shelter in a Day. 📅 Sat., Oct. 3 | Noon–5 p.m. 📍 2610 Shackleford Rd., Suite B, Little Rock Register via the flyer QR code or email [email protected]. Can't make it? Become a shelter worker: redcross.org/volunteer

Arkansas needs you. Join the Disaster Action Team. DAT in a Day training: Saturday, Sept. 19 9 a.m. – 4 p.m. Red Cross office, Little Rock 2610 S. Shackleford Rd, Suite B Lunch included. Contact Cindye Schoof 501-743-8493 [email protected]

Its is going to be another week of extreme heat. Stay ahead of the heat by being prepared and staying protected. These simple steps can help anyone stay safe when temperatures rise.

Honored to welcome Red Cross President & CEO Cliff Holtz and Chad Priest, VP for the Southwest & Rocky Mountain Division, to our Northwest Arkansas Chapter Thursday, a great chance to connect with the volunteers and staff who show up for our neighbors every day.

⚠️ Storms are moving across Arkansas today. Watch = flooding possible. Warning = flooding is occurring or happening soon Avoid flooded roads, seek higher ground if needed. Turn around, don't drown. 🚗🌊

HAPPY WORLD BLOOD DONOR DAY! 🥳❤️ Huge thanks to our Missouri–Arkansas donors, you gave 180,000+ units of blood in the last year. Nearly 25,000 of you donated for the very first time. Whether it was your first donation or your fiftieth, you helped save lives. 🩸✨

With the heat index hitting triple digits this week, its important to know how to stay safe during extreme heat!

CPR/AED Awareness Week is here! Did you know there are AEDs located all around your community? Knowing where to find and how to use an AED can literally save a life!

May is Trauma Awareness Month. We can't predict when a trauma will happen, but your donation helps make sure hospitals have necessary blood products on hand the moment an injured patient arrives. Book your Red Cross blood or platelet donation appointment: rcblood.org/donate

Michael Spencer, an Arkansas Red Cross volunteer, is serving in Saipan with 450+ volunteers helping communities recover after a devastating typhoon. Want to help people on their toughest days? Learn more at redcross.org/volunteer.

At the Red Cross, we never stop helping, and the numbers tell the story. In April, we helped more than 270 families and nearly 800 total people in 172 zip codes who experienced house fires, tornadoes and storm damage. When disaster strikes, we answer the call.

Even war has rules. Join us Tuesday, May 12, from 4:30–5:30 p.m. for a game-themed International Humanitarian Law virtual presentation — interactive, engaging, and open to Youth & Young Adults. Free to attend via Zoom: us06web.zoom.us/j/8229979409…

During Military Appreciation Month, we honor the courage and sacrifice of our service members. From the moment they take the oath to serve, the American Red Cross supports them 24/7, delivering emergency messages and helping them stay connected to loved ones when it matters most.

When the storms moved out, our volunteers answered the call. Red Cross volunteers are on the ground in storm-impacted communities, assessing damage and connecting families with support. If you were affected, do not wait: 📞 1-800-RED-CROSS 🌐 redcross.org

There is potential for severe weather across the state today! Take a few moments now to identify your safe spots should you need to take shelter!

From the Missouri-Arkansas Region to the Pacific, our Red Cross volunteers have answered the call in Guam and Saipan. They left early, some waited through delays in Japan, and now they’re on the ground helping communities recover after Super Typhoon Sinlaku. In the days ahead, they’ll be bringing shelter, food, comfort, and care to people facing an incredibly difficult time. We’re so proud of these volunteers for showing up when it matters most. Want to be part of the mission? Volunteer with the American Red Cross at redcross.org/volunteer.