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Helping Peru Rebuild, One Year Later It was a year ago August 15, when the earthquake measuring 7.0 on the Richter scale struck Peru.

Florida Volunteer Inspired by Memories of a Red Cross Toothbrush Miko Dee Cassidy was born Kawahara Yumiko. An American serviceman gave her a toothbrush and tooth powder with the American Red Cross emblem on them.

Pets and Disaster: Be PreparedThe Dog Days of Summer campaign promotes Red Cross pet safety trainings and programs, which are especially important as we enter the peak summer months.

School is in Session September marks not only the return of classes but also National Preparedness Month.

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True or False: “If I shake your hand, I’ll catch it.” “I can’t work with you, you’ll infect me.” “You must have done something to deserve it.” Click Eliminating the Stigma for the answer.

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Be Red Cross Ready

September marks not only the return of classes but also National Preparedness Month, a nationwide effort sponsored by the U.S. Department of Homeland Security. The American Red Cross joins a coalition of more than 1,500 organizations in this effort, and encourages everyone to take some simple steps to be ready for the unexpected, whether it is a first aid emergency, power outage, or events that can affect an entire community, such as tornadoes and floods.

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Last modified: 07/25/2008

Pets and Disaster: Be PreparedThe Dog Days of Summer campaign promotes Red Cross pet safety trainings and programs, which are especially important as we enter the peak summer months.