Our Mission…The American Red Cross is a humanitarian organization, led by volunteers, that provides relief to victims of disasters and helps people prevent, prepare for and respond to emergencies. It does this through services that are consistent with its congressional charter and the principles of the International Red Cross.

Year-round giving is important, even in light of the recent events the needs of those here in our neighborhood do not go away.  Please consider the United Way as you search your heart to care and to give. Click here to find out how to contribute.

Safety Town...
Does your child know how to safely cross the street?  How about what to do in the case of a fire?  He or she can learn these things and more at Safety Town, our program designed for kids going into kindergarten. Click here to learn more!


Kids learning from a firefighter

The American Red Cross...
Always there...
Touching more lives, in new ways...
Under the same trusted symbol.

You are now able to email your messages to the troops. The email address is http://anyservicemember.navy.mil. 
Access to all branches of service is available on this site.

Year 2003 Calendar of Events

The American Red Cross Affirms Security for Online Donations


To learn more about the United Way please visit their website by clicking above.

Be Safe...
You and your children can now learn about safety together through the "Be Safe" video, a 12-minute presentation on basic safety involving strangers and other situations children may face.  Click here to learn more!


Wendel, our star of the "Be Safe" video

 

Local Community Event...
Midland County is honoring its local heroes.  Click here to learn more!

 Volunteers… Volunteers comprise 98% of the workforce of the American Red Cross. Over 1.3 million volunteers constitute the backbone of our services throughout the U. S. insuring our promise, "We'll be there." See what our volunteers do!

Are you prepared for winter storms?...How about other types of disasters?  See how to keep safe and how to be prepared.

Have you seen Rosie?...Rosie the Red Cross ERV is making appearances throughout Midland and Gladwin Counties.  Donated by the May Mitchell Royal Foundation, Rosie frequents places like Safety Town to talk to young children about safety in their everyday lives.  Click here to learn more!

 
Rosie the Red Cross ERV

We no longer are using our 800 number.  Please use our new Gladwin phone number which is 989-426-7732 in our new Gladwin office.