Dollar General extends partnership with American Red Cross Dollar General has made an additional $250,000 donation to support the organization’s disaster preparedness, response and recovery efforts.

WDIV and the American Red Cross are teaming up to help community members prepare for emergencies for our July Go 4 It event: First Aid Basics. The in-person training session aims to equip ...

CLINTONDALE, N.Y. — Volunteers for the Hudson Valley Chapter of the American Red Cross provided emergency assistance to two adults following a fire Monday afternoon on Milton Turnpike, according ...

Since 2001, Dollar General has proudly supported the Red Cross through more than $11 million in corporate donations and in-store collections.

Today, Dollar General (NYSE: DG) renewed its commitment to the American Red Cross Disaster Responder Program with an additional $250,000 donation to support the organization’s disaster ...

The American Red Cross of the Upper Ohio Valley has been a vital presence in Ohio County following the catastrophic flash flooding.

‘Heat can be dangerous for anyone’: American Red Cross issues extreme heat safety reminders There is a heat advisory in effect for several South Georgia counties from 1 p.m. today until 8 p.m ...

The American Cancer Society's new legal chief is Phyllis Harris, a former general counsel of the American Red Cross and former deputy assistant administrator with the Environmental Protection Agency.

LOWCOUNTRY, S.C. (WCIV) — As summer ramps up and the Fourth of July holiday weekend approaches, the American Red Cross is asking to make blood or platelet donation apart of the festivities ...

The American Red Cross has been giving comfort to people in need following the tornadoes and storms overnight that happened on June 20.

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The Red Cross is encouraging help from volunteers and to donate blood, she said. Information available by calling 800-733-2767 or going to redcross.org.