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Difference!
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American Red Cross responds to nearly 70,000 disasters each year. The
depth and breadth of our services - whenever and wherever they're called
for - is unmatched by any organization in the world. Our staff enjoys
knowing that the services we deliver and the products we develop are
helping save lives and make lives better everyday.
As the leader in the nonprofit industry, the
American Red Cross is committed to fostering a high-performing and diverse
group of employees and volunteers who mirror the nation we serve and the
people who support us. Experts in the fields of humanitarian aid, disaster
response, blood banking, and health and safety can be found working at the
American Red Cross.
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We
Depend on Volunteers
Volunteers
constitute 96 percent of our total work force to carry on our humanitarian
work:
- Every year the
Red Cross responds to more than 70,000 disasters—including approximately 150 home
fires every day.
- About 11 million
Americans turn to us to learn first aid, CPR, swimming, and other health
and safety skills. Last year, more than 158,000 people volunteered to
teach those courses.
- Half the
nation's blood supply— six
million pints annually—is
collected by more than 155,000 Red Cross volunteers .
- Among our
emergency services for the men and women of the armed forces is the
delivery of urgent family messages—around the clock and around the
globe.
- More than 30,900
volunteers serve as chairs, members of boards of directors, or on
advisory boards for local Red Cross units - chapters, Blood Services
regions, and military stations.
- As part of the
International Red Cross and Red Crescent Movement, Red Cross reconnects
more than 8,000 families separated by conflicts and disasters around the
world through international tracking services and Red Cross messages.
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