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Pocahontas, AR 72455
Every day people are forced from their homes due to disasters. Single and multi-family home fires account for 90% of disaster responses for the American Red Cross. Compassionate and committed Disaster Action Team (DAT) volunteers help those families affected. Respond in-person to your neighbors who have been affected by home fires, flooding or other local disasters. As a Red Cross volunteer, you will be able to help your neighbors and their families by providing resources, comfort and hope. Be the beacon of hope to families who are likely having the worst day of their lives. Requirements 18 years or older with a valid United States driver’s license Training provided both online courses and shadow with experienced volunteers Computer with internet Available for a minimum of one on-call, 4-hour shift/month What Our Volunteers Are Saying "I’m retired and was looking for a way to help in my local community. I love that I found the Red Cross because being able to help someone in one of their greatest times of need is a feeling like no other." ~Charlie V. "I watched the Red Cross help my Mom when she had a house fire and I knew I wanted to help giveback anyway I could. Now I am able to pay it forward for my Mom and our family." ~Laqueesha J. "I may not have money to give, but I have time." ~Taylor W. "It’s a wonderful feeling being able to help someone affected by a house fire, who literally, may only have the clothes on their back." ~Julie M. How to get started Complete the online application at https://bit.ly/VolMDat Or, for any questions or to schedule a personal volunteer consultation contact: Kristin Pendleton, Senior Volunteer Recruitment Specialist American Red Cross Call or Text: 314-281-7968 | kristin.pendleton@redcross.org Schedule a brief phone consultation: www.calendly.com/kpendleton
Date Posted: Sep 15, 2023
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Piggott, AR 72454
Every day people are forced from their homes due to disasters. Single and multi-family home fires account for 90% of disaster responses for the American Red Cross. Compassionate and committed Disaster Action Team (DAT) volunteers help those families affected. Respond in-person to your neighbors who have been affected by home fires, flooding or other local disasters. As a Red Cross volunteer, you will be able to help your neighbors and their families by providing resources, comfort and hope. Be the beacon of hope to families who are likely having the worst day of their lives. Requirements 18 years or older with a valid United States driver’s license Training provided both online courses and shadow with experienced volunteers Computer with internet Available for a minimum of one on-call, 4-hour shift/month What Our Volunteers Are Saying "I’m retired and was looking for a way to help in my local community. I love that I found the Red Cross because being able to help someone in one of their greatest times of need is a feeling like no other." ~Charlie V. "I watched the Red Cross help my Mom when she had a house fire and I knew I wanted to help giveback anyway I could. Now I am able to pay it forward for my Mom and our family." ~Laqueesha J. "I may not have money to give, but I have time." ~Taylor W. "It’s a wonderful feeling being able to help someone affected by a house fire, who literally, may only have the clothes on their back." ~Julie M. How to get started Complete the online application at https://volunteerconnection.redcross.org/?nd=lead&a=606&h=956&p=1168029 Or, for any questions or to schedule a personal volunteer consultation contact: Kristin Pendleton, Senior Volunteer Recruitment Specialist American Red Cross Call or Text: 314-281-7968 | kristin.pendleton@redcross.org Schedule a brief phone consultation: www.calendly.com/kpendleton
Date Posted: Sep 15, 2023
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Blytheville, AR 72315
Every day people are forced from their homes due to disasters. Single and multi-family home fires account for 90% of disaster responses for the American Red Cross. Compassionate and committed Disaster Action Team (DAT) volunteers help those families affected. Respond in-person to your neighbors who have been affected by home fires, flooding or other local disasters. As a Red Cross volunteer, you will be able to help your neighbors and their families by providing resources, comfort and hope. Be the beacon of hope to families who are likely having the worst day of their lives. Requirements 18 years or older with a valid United States driver’s license Training provided both online courses and shadow with experienced volunteers Computer with internet Available for a minimum of one on-call, 4-hour shift/month What Our Volunteers Are Saying "I’m retired and was looking for a way to help in my local community. I love that I found the Red Cross because being able to help someone in one of their greatest times of need is a feeling like no other." ~Charlie V. "I watched the Red Cross help my Mom when she had a house fire and I knew I wanted to help giveback anyway I could. Now I am able to pay it forward for my Mom and our family." ~Laqueesha J. "I may not have money to give, but I have time." ~Taylor W. "It’s a wonderful feeling being able to help someone affected by a house fire, who literally, may only have the clothes on their back." ~Julie M. How to get started Click here to complete the online application Or, for any questions or to schedule a personal volunteer consultation contact: Dexta Rodriguez, Senior Volunteer Recruitment Specialist American Red Cross Call or Text: 501-900-2363 | dexta.rodriguez@redcross.org Schedule a brief phone consultation: www.calendly.com/dextarodriguez
Date Posted: Sep 15, 2023
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Harrisburg, AR 72432
Every day people are forced from their home due to disasters. Single and multi-family fires account for 90% of disaster responses for the American Red Cross. Compassionate and committed Disaster Action Team (DAT) volunteers help those families affected. Respond by phone to families affected by house fires, flooding or other local disasters to provide resources, comfort and hope to those who have been affected. Be the beacon of hope to families who are likely having the worst day of their lives. Requirements 18 years or older with a valid United States driver’s license Training provided both online courses and shadow virtually with experienced volunteers Computer with internet Available for a minimum of one on-call, 4-hour shift/month What Our Volunteers Are Saying "I’m retired and was looking for a way to help in my local community. I love that I found the Red Cross because being able to help someone in one of their greatest times of need is a feeling like no other." ~Charlie V. "I watched the Red Cross help my Mom when she had a house fire and I knew I wanted to help giveback anyway I could. Now I am able to pay it forward for my Mom and our family." ~Laqueesha J. "I may not have money to give, but I have time." ~Taylor W. "It’s a wonderful feeling being able to help someone affected by a house fire, who literally, may only have the clothes on their back." ~Julie M. How to get started Complete the online application at www.redcross.org/volunteer Or for any questions or to schedule a personal volunteer consultation contact: Kristin Pendleton, Senior Volunteer Recruitment Specialist American Red Cross Call or Text: 314-281-7968 kristin.pendleton@redcross.org Schedule a phone consultation: https://calendly.com/kpendleton
Date Posted: Sep 15, 2023
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Walnut Ridge, AR 72476
Every day people are forced from their homes due to disasters. Single and multi-family home fires account for 90% of disaster responses for the American Red Cross. Compassionate and committed Disaster Action Team (DAT) volunteers help those families affected. Respond in-person to your neighbors who have been affected by home fires, flooding or other local disasters. As a Red Cross volunteer, you will be able to help your neighbors and their families by providing resources, comfort and hope. Be the beacon of hope to families who are likely having the worst day of their lives. Requirements 18 years or older with a valid United States driver’s license Training provided both online courses and shadow with experienced volunteers Computer with internet Available for a minimum of one on-call, 4-hour shift/month What Our Volunteers Are Saying "I’m retired and was looking for a way to help in my local community. I love that I found the Red Cross because being able to help someone in one of their greatest times of need is a feeling like no other." ~Charlie V. "I watched the Red Cross help my Mom when she had a house fire and I knew I wanted to help giveback anyway I could. Now I am able to pay it forward for my Mom and our family." ~Laqueesha J. "I may not have money to give, but I have time." ~Taylor W. "It’s a wonderful feeling being able to help someone affected by a house fire, who literally, may only have the clothes on their back." ~Julie M. How to get started Complete the online application https://bit.ly/VolMDat Or, for any questions or to schedule a personal volunteer consultation contact: Kristin Pendleton, Senior Volunteer Recruitment Specialist American Red Cross Call or Text: 314-281-7968 | kristin.pendleton@redcross.org Schedule a brief phone consultation: www.calendly.com/kpendleton
Date Posted: Sep 15, 2023
