american red cross

A young man who has been fighting cancer for two years is looking for folks who are willing to donate some of their precious, life-saving blood.

The American Red Cross is always in need of every blood type. Someone needs blood for one reason or another every two seconds in the United States.

The severe (and unusual for many parts of the country) winter weather has created a critical need for blood donations. Find out how and where you can donate.

American Red Cross Executive Director Theo Boots gives an update about the New Year, New Life Blood Drive happening on Friday, January 22nd.

As we approach the busy holiday season, it's time for the American Red Cross to stock up on all types of blood.

As Hurricane Dorian moves north, blood donations are needed to ensure hospital shelves remain stocked with lifesaving blood for patients in need.

With the sever winter weather that has impacted a large portion of the country, comes a an increase in need for blood donations. According to the American Red Cross, there were more than 200 blood drives that had to be cancelled because of inclement winter weather.

On Wednesday, May 21st you are invited to "Raise The Steaks" with Logan's Roadhouse and help raise money for the Evansville-Wabash Valley Red Cross. Great grub and a great cause - it's a win win!

We're now in the severe storm season and we have plenty of proof, just take a look at those fourteen states that have had natural disasters lately.  The American Red Cross is always there ready to help, but only if you can help the American Red Cross during today's Tri-State Gives Back Day.  Please make a donation!  Speaking of disasters, tornadoes certainly create disasters, and here are seven my

Mr. John Schellenberg's Marketing Students at F.J. Reitz High School will be hosting a cornhole tournament to benefit the local chapter of the American Red Cross this Saturday, May 3rd and you are invited!