<![CDATA[American Red Cross Colorado Chapters]]> <![CDATA[Red Cross Responds to Multi-Unit Condo Fire in Superior]]> <![CDATA[Pizza delivery man honored for saving life of customer]]> The American Red Cross Mile High Chapter kicked off its national preparedness month campaign today by joining the Daniels Fund, Lakewood Police and West Metro Fire Protection District in honoring a young man who saved the life of a total stranger.]]> <![CDATA[Red Cross Launches Disaster Relief Fundraising Drive]]> From the National Red Cross Press Office

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<![CDATA[Teen saves friend after traumatic bike crash in remote area]]> <![CDATA[Mile High Chapter Names MillerCoors "Corporate Partner of the Year"]]> Mile High Chapter Newswire

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<![CDATA[Como ayudar los damnificados de Huracan Alex]]> Información de disastres]]> <![CDATA[1,000 Lifesaving Devices to be Distributed in Denver ]]> The American Red Cross Mile High Chapter announced today the launch of Save A Life Denver, a public access defibrillation program poised to become one of the largest of its kind in our country. The program seeks to improve sudden cardiac arrest survival rates by making automated external defibrillators (AEDs) widely accessible to the public.

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<![CDATA[Mile High Chapter deploys employee to Hurricane Alex]]> Red Cross Mile High Chapter Chief Communications Officer Jim Rettew was deployed to Texas late June 29 to help the American Red Cross prepare for the potential landfall of Hurricane Alex.

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<![CDATA[Mile High Chapter CEO Tapped to Run National Disaster Operations]]> Mile High Chapter Newswire

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<![CDATA[Red Cross Summer Safety Tips for Parents and Families]]> Now that the school year has ended and temperatures are on the rise, the Red Cross Mile High Chapter urges residents with children to prepare for any potential emergencies related to summer activities.  Afternoon swims and family barbeques are usually fun for everyone, but knowing how to perform CPR or administer first aid to a child may be all the difference between a great memory and a tragedy... 

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<![CDATA[When fire forced man from his home, Red Cross "left no stone unturned in helping."]]> Midnight. Bill Sullenger was awakened by yelling, and then someone pounding his door. Smoke was drifting into his apartment. Bill only had time to grab pants, shoes and his phone before escaping from the fire that was engulfing the apartment adjacent to his.

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<![CDATA[What is the news regarding Red Cross blood services?]]> <![CDATA[CH2M HILL Supports Red Cross Golf Invitational]]> <![CDATA[Mile High Chapter expands online presence - Follow us on Facebook and Twitter!]]> The Red Cross Mile High Chapter is using Twitter and Facebook, in addition to the Web site, e-mail and traditional communications, to help inform and engage the public.

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<![CDATA[Local Red Cross workers reflect on spring flood deployment]]> When tornadoes and floods devastated a huge swath of communities throughout the Southern U.S. and Oklahoma, the American Red Cross was on the ground providing help - including volunteers and staff from the Colorado Chapters...]]> <![CDATA[Northern Colorado Red Cross helps Wyoming Residents Displaced By Flooding]]> A six-person disaster response team from the Northern Colorado Chapter of the American Red Cross was deployed on Sunday on a seven-day assignment to help residents of flood-ravaged Fremont County in Wyoming.  ]]> <![CDATA[Red Cross Opens Shelter, Feeds Responders Fighting Substation Fire ]]> <![CDATA[Red Cross Stands Ready as Flood Advisories Increase]]> Colorado Chapters Newswire

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<![CDATA[Is the Red Cross involved in Gulf oil spill response?]]> <![CDATA[Tragic fire serves as reminder of importance of preparedness]]> <![CDATA[Mile High Chapter Seeks Foursomes for Golf Invitational]]> The American Red Cross Golf Invitational will take place at the Sanctuary Golf Course on July 28. The event is one of the Red Cross Mile High Chapter’s two primary fundraisers for the year, providing funds that enable the chapter to touch the lives of more than 65,000 people per year.

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<![CDATA[Warrior Games: Wounded vet served country, now volunteers with Red Cross]]> For Air Force Ret. SSGT Ricky Tackett, serving others is “part of your personality and the blood that’s in your body.”

Ricky, who is competing in this week’s inaugural Warrior Games, has been giving back to his community and his country since he was 19 years old - first as a firefighter, then as an Air Force medic, and now as a dedicated Red Cross volunteer.

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By Patricia Demchak Billinger, Mile High Chapter

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<![CDATA[Inaugural Warrior Games Kick Off]]> Nearly 200 wounded members of the armed forces gathered beneath the Olympic Rings at the Olympic Training Center in Colorado Springs yesterday to usher in the inaugural Warrior Games – a Paralympic competition amongst members of all branches of the U.S. military.]]> By Patricia Demchak Billinger, Mile High Chapter

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<![CDATA[Local Red Cross workers assist disaster relief in Southern U.S.]]> Four volunteers and one staff member from the American Red Cross Mile High Chapter are on the ground in Mississippi and Tennessee assisting with a massive Red Cross effort to help those affected by severe weather that has affected much of the southern U.S.]]> <![CDATA[Red Cross opens evacuation center for Conifer Meadows Fire]]> <![CDATA[Postal Service Honors San Luis Valley Red Cross with Special Cancellation]]> Throughout April and the first weeks of May, the U.S. Postal Service is issuing a collector’s edition, special cancellation to recognize the contributions made to the community by the American Red Cross Mile High Chapter’s San Luis Valley volunteers and workers.]]> <![CDATA[Red Cross announces new Children's Health & Safety Partnership with HealthONE]]> The American Red Cross Mile High Chapter is proud to announce our Children’s Health & Safety Partner, HealthONE’s Rocky Mountain Hospital for Children.

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<![CDATA[Mile High Chapter shelters 18 people displaced by Aurora fire]]> <![CDATA[Sage Hospitality donates over $70,000 to Red Cross ]]> <![CDATA[Local Heroes to be Honored at Red Cross Award Ceremony]]> <![CDATA[Tsunami Warning in Hawaii: Register on Safe and Well]]> <![CDATA[8.8 Earthquake in Chile - Red Cross Responds]]> <![CDATA[Celebrate "March is Red Cross Month"]]> <![CDATA[Red Cross, partners provide 1 million liters of water per day in Haiti]]> <![CDATA[MillerCoors: Title Sponsor of the Breakfast of Champions]]> <![CDATA[Home fires are the most common disaster. Are you ready?]]> <![CDATA[Red Cross commits $30 million to World Food Programme to feed Haitians ]]> Today the Red Cross committed $30 million to the World Food Programme, which will support their effort to feed two million people in Haiti over the next six months. Other Red Cross relief supplies continue to arrive, although significant bottlenecks remain. ]]> <![CDATA[Haiti response is largest single-country deployment in global Red Cross history ]]> The Haiti relief effort is already the largest single-country personnel deployment in global Red Cross history. The number of emergency response teams in or en route to Haiti equals those that responded to the 2004 Indian Ocean tsunami – an emergency that spanned 14 countries. ]]> <![CDATA[Red Cross has mobilized more than 500 tons of aid - Jan. 19]]> <![CDATA[How You Can Help in Haiti - Donations are the Best Way]]> <![CDATA[Red Cross Haiti Update - Jan. 16, 2010]]> <![CDATA[Status Update on Red Cross Operations in Haiti]]> <![CDATA[Answers to Questions Regarding Text Donations]]> <![CDATA[How Can You Help Disaster Relief in Haiti?]]> The American Red Cross is accepting monetary donations to support earthquake relief efforts in Haiti. Potential donors wishing to support this disaster may designate their gift to AP 2885 Haiti Relief and Development. ]]> <![CDATA[Red Cross Offers Tips on How to Cope with Frigid Temperatures]]> American Red Cross urges everyone to be safe and prepare as much as possible.]]> Jim Rettew, Chief Communication Officer

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<![CDATA[MillerCoors Donates $50,000 to local American Red Cross ]]> MillerCoors has donated $50,000 to the Red Cross Mile High Chapter to support disaster relief services. The funding will help the chapter provide services such as emergency food, shelter, comfort kits and clothing for Colorado residents affected by home fires, tornados, blizzards and other disasters. ]]> <![CDATA[Celebrate Twelve Days of Holiday Safety ]]> American Red Cross

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<![CDATA[Mile High Chapter Needs Volunteer Drivers!]]> The Red Cross is seeking individuals who are least 21 years old and possess a valid Colorado Driver’s License to help bolster the volunteer driving program in the Denver-metro area, Boulder and Longmont. ]]> <![CDATA[Red Cross responds to 8 Fires in 7 Counties over 6 Days]]> <![CDATA[Nominate a lifesaver to be honored at the Breakfast of Champions!]]> Breakfast of Champions® is a celebration of life-saving heroes in Colorado. It’s also the American Red Cross Mile High Chapter’s largest fundraiser of the year. All proceeds go to benefit local Red Cross services like disaster response, preparedness education, transportation for the elderly and chronically ill…and the very health and safety training that often becomes crucial in a life-or-death situation.

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<![CDATA[Steps to make sure the Flu doesn't ruin your holiday]]> <![CDATA[test]]> <![CDATA[Boy Scout Collects 5,000 Holiday Cards for Troops]]> <![CDATA[Chick-Fil-A raises $288 in one day for Red Cross]]> <![CDATA[Red Cross Volunteer and Staff Awards Announced for 2009]]> Red Cross Volunteer and Staff Awards Announced for 2009]]> <![CDATA[Employee Wins San Luis Valley Emergency Award]]> In the San Luis Valley, they are proclaiming today to be ‘Adeline Lee Day’ to recognize and acknowledge the many accomplishments she has made in the region as the Red Cross Disaster Coordinator.]]> <![CDATA[Nominate a Local Hero for Red Cross Breakfast of Champions® ]]> Mile High Chapter

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<![CDATA[You Are Invited to Sign Giant Red Cross “Thank You” Card to Servicemen & Women]]> <![CDATA[“Holiday Mail for Heroes” to Deliver Greetings to U.S. Military Members and Veterans ]]> American Red Cross Invites Coloradans to Send a “Touch of Home” to Service Members, Veterans and Family Members this Holiday Season

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<![CDATA[Interstate Restoration Reminds Us to Stay Safe this Winter ]]> Interstate Restoration, proud sponsor of the American Red Cross Mile High Chapter, reminds us to get prepared for fall and winter by checking your emergency preparedness supplies - a step that could save you time during an emergency.
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<![CDATA[Bovine Metropolis Theater Hosts “Comedy for a Cause” Benefitting the Red Cross]]> <![CDATA[This Halloween, Don't Let the Flu Scare You!]]> <![CDATA[Mile High Red Cross Responds to 4th House Fire in 4 Days ]]> (Denver, CO) – The Mile High Chapter of the American Red Cross is responding to its fourth home fire call in as many days.

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<![CDATA[Mile High Red Cross Activates Call Center in Response to Disasters in Georgia, American Samoa ]]> By Patricia Demchak Billinger

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<![CDATA[Red Cross Mobilizes to American Samoa]]> <![CDATA[Red Cross Deploys Denver-based AmeriCorps Members to Assist in Tsunami Relief Efforts]]> Patricia Demchak Billinger

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<![CDATA[Red Cross Responding to Disaster Trio of Tsunami, Typhoon & Flooding]]> <![CDATA[Mile High Chapter Volunteers Deploy to Help Georgia Residents Cope with Flooding]]> Denver, CO – The Mile High Chapter of the American Red Cross has deployed two local volunteers to assist in recovery and disaster relief efforts in the wake of severe flooding in Georgia.

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<![CDATA[Keeping out the Cold? Be Careful of Fire, Asphyxiation]]> Red Cross Reminds Public to Be Careful with Indoor Heating

Each year, about 120,000 residential fires are caused by supplemental heaters like wood stoves, kerosene heaters and space heaters – killing more than 600 people annually.

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<![CDATA[Guard Against H1N1 - Common Sense Steps to Take]]> <![CDATA[Polls show most Americans are unprepared for emergencies]]> According to a poll conducted on behalf of the American Red Cross, 89 percent of those surveyed believe it’s important to be prepared, but far fewer were actually ready for an emergency.

In this post-9/11 era of terrorist activity and increasingly common outbreaks of severe weather, the question becomes “Why?”

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<![CDATA[Football First Aid? Season Kick-Off Comes with Injuries ]]> From contusions to concussions, the kick-off of fall sports can bring an upswing in a wide variety of injuries. In this article, the Red Cross offers tips from its sports safety playbook.]]> <![CDATA[Surviving Disaster]]> <![CDATA[Comcast donates $25,000 to American Red Cross Mile High Chapter]]> This major contribution will help fund Red Cross volunteer services and bilingual emergency preparedness.

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<![CDATA[Volunteer opportunities]]> American Red Cross Mile High Chapter offers exciting volunteer opportunities.

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