Giving Shelter from the Storm When a massive snowstorm socked Colorado on March 26, 2009, airlines canceled flights, roads closed and numerous travelers were stranded. In response, the Red Cross opened six shelters for stranded motorists... Read More...

• Mile High Chapter (Denver, San Luis Valley and the Front Range)
• Northern Colorado Chapter (Ft. Collins, Greeley, Moffat to Sedgwick)
• Western Colorado Chapter (Grand Junction, mountain communities)
• Southwest Colorado Chapter (Durango, Cortez, Pagosa Springs)
• Pikes Peak Chapter (Colorado Springs, Pueblo, SE Colorado)

The American Red Cross, with its five chapters across Colorado, is not a government agency; it relies on the donations of time, money and resources from individuals  in the local community, corporate partners  and like-minded foundations  to do its work. 

Each of these chapters shares a common Mission and Fundamental Principles.

• Help individuals and communities prepare for, respond to and recover from disasters;
• Teach lifesaving skills to tens of thousands of individuals;
• Provide transportation for the critically ill and elderly and;
• Offer support to U.S. service members and their families in Colorado.

View the A-Z Directory of Red Cross Services.

Read  Service Statistics and Annual Reports for Colorado Red Cross Chapters.

See who comprises the Staff and Board of Directors of each chapter.