If you've welcomed a new baby into your family recently, congratulations! We want to make sure you're prepared with these items in your infant-ready disaster kit: http://rdcrss.org/2gC19iJ

The leaves are changing, temperatures are cooler and it’s time for many people to turn the heat back on in their homes. Check out these tips that will help you prepare: http://rdcrss.org/2gqL7Z0 #firesafety

One of the biggest leaps of faith you can take during your career is ending one job and starting the search for another. This is especially true for members of the military who have trained for years to support the mission of national defense and now seek to convert their job skills to serve in the civilian sector. The Red Cross has launched a new tool to help transitioning military translate their experience into a mission-focused career at the American Red Cross. Find out more: http://rdcrss.org/2gmqm0v

It's been three months since unprecedented rainfall descended on Louisiana, leaving thousands of flooded homes and devastated communities in its wake. Since the beginning, Red Cross volunteers have been in areas affected by this historic storm providing shelter, food, and support to those impacted. Our work continues today to help the people of Louisiana along the road to recovery.

Noel's favorite part of being a Red Cross blood delivery volunteer is transporting blood products to hospitals: “That smile that they provide is worth all the effort.” Read his story and learn how you can get involved: http://rdcrss.org/2gcSDqr

Over the past 15 years, the Measles & Rubella Initiative has vaccinated more than 2 billion children worldwide, preventing an estimated 20.3 million deaths since 2000. However, nearly 400 children still die from measles disease every day, so there is still much work to be done.

Our team traveled to Nairobi to work alongside the Kenya Red Cross Society earlier this year in a country-wide vaccination campaign.

This Veterans Day, join us in honoring veterans for their valued service to our country. Share this image to let them know you appreciate their brave choices, sacrifices and selfless courage.

Annamarie Gallagher is one of our incredible mental health volunteers who has been assisting in North Carolina in the wake of Hurricane Matthew. Here, she shares how she helps children cope after disaster: http://rdcrss.org/2fAGYOi

Pins have always been popular collectibles, especially at the Red Cross. If you're an enthusiast like we are, tell us about your collection or share a picture of your favorite pin! And be sure to read about volunteer Shirley Powers, our legendary Pin Lady: http://rdcrss.org/2fSPM5V

We're cheering for Matt, a true everyday hero. He didn't know Angela and her kids before Hurricane Matthew, but they have now formed a bond that will never be broken. Their story isn't one to miss.

Typhoon Haiyan was the largest storm to strike the Philippines in recorded history. It wreaked havoc on families and communities in November 2013, but its effects are still being felt today: three years since the storm passed. See how the global Red Cross network—including the American Red Cross—has been working together to help people recover and rebuild: http://rdcrss.org/2eJaxhI

Flu season is here, as much as we try to avoid it. Do you know the signs and symptoms? Here are some tips for staying healthy at work and at school. http://rdcrss.org/2ft1Re8

For your weekend plans: #turnandtest! Before going to bed on Saturday, remember to turn your clocks back one hour AND test all your smoke alarms.