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December 4, 2018 RedCrossNW

Stopping the Bleed may Save a Life

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Happy #NationalCatDay Otto. You are much loved by everyone who works at or visits our #Seattle office. #cats #volunteers
Storms are indiscriminate of what’s in their path. This #RedCross Emergency Response Vehicle fell victim to #hurricanemichael along with so many more people, buildings, trees and vehicles. (Photo taken by one of our NW Red Crossers on deployment, Kevin Kopp)
Bill McMahan of #everettwashington is currently deployed to #panamacityflorida. Today his job is shopping for much needed supplies, like clothes and diapers, for evacuees at #RedCross shelters. This work is made possible by donations of time (volunteers) and money. You can support our response with a $10 donation by texting MICHAEL to 90999. Thank you!
Dawnmarie Cooper is home from deployment to #hurricaneflorence with a keepsake from one of the children she served in a shelter #NewBern elementary. #kidart #portraitdrawing #volunteering #redcross
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Happy #NationalCatDay Otto. You are much loved by everyone who works at or visits our #Seattle office. #cats #volunteers
Storms are indiscriminate of what’s in their path. This #RedCross Emergency Response Vehicle fell victim to #hurricanemichael along with so many more people, buildings, trees and vehicles. (Photo taken by one of our NW Red Crossers on deployment, Kevin Kopp)
Bill McMahan of #everettwashington is currently deployed to #panamacityflorida. Today his job is shopping for much needed supplies, like clothes and diapers, for evacuees at #RedCross shelters. This work is made possible by donations of time (volunteers) and money. You can support our response with a $10 donation by texting MICHAEL to 90999. Thank you!
Dawnmarie Cooper is home from deployment to #hurricaneflorence with a keepsake from one of the children she served in a shelter #NewBern elementary. #kidart #portraitdrawing #volunteering #redcross
Who’s smiling now? We are! Love this pic. #redcross
When #west goes #east. Four of our King County team members spotted at HQ for #HurricaneFlorence relief.
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