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Archived: 12/16/2001 at 07:57:16

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Red Cross to Send Relief to Afghan Children

Your Donations at Work

Help Is Still Available
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Myths and Facts about Your Donations to the Red Cross

Volunteer of the Week: The Faces of Service

America's Fund for Afghan Children

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America's Fund for Afghan Children

Lynne Cheney Donates Book Proceeds to Disaster Relief Fund
Lynne Cheney, wife of Vice President Dick Cheney, presented a check to the American Red Cross Disaster Relief Fund. The contribution is the result of an advance for her upcoming children's book, America: A Patriotic Primer.
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December 14 Red Cross Statement on FDA Action
This statement was issued today by Larry Moore, Interim General Counsel of the American Red Cross.
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Red Cross Worker Carries Olympic Torch to Honor Sept. 11 Volunteers
Don Stephens, a 33-year veteran of the American Red Cross, was selected to be one of the torchbearers because of his involvement with relief operations at the Pentagon.
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Disaster Preparedness Plan in Place for Super Bowl
The city of New Orleans will host the Super Bowl XXXVI on Feb. 3, making the Louisiana Superdome, holding up to 80,000 people, the largest liability since the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks.
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International Year of Volunteers Concludes with Tributes to Volunteers
This month marks the official end of the United Nations International Year of Volunteers (IYV2001), an unprecedented yearlong project designed to promote and recognize volunteerism worldwide.
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Orange County Chapter Offers Online Disaster Preparedness Class
The American Red Cross Orange County Chapter, in Santa Ana, Calif., is offering a live emergency disaster preparedness course that can be accessed by anyone with an Internet connection.
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WTC Workers Find Sense of Family at Respite Centers
The arduous task of recovery at Ground Zero is far from over. The Red Cross is still there, providing comfort to hundreds of workers every day.
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In Pictures: Images from the Terrorist Attacks of September 11, 2001
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