Celebrating volunteers during Red Cross Month!

Photo: Kathryn Hecht | American Red Cross
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As the pandemic wears on, research shows that more people want to help those in need. This month, we celebrate this humanitarian spirit during Red Cross Month and ask others to join us.
For almost 80 years, the president of the U.S. has proclaimed March as “Red Cross Month” to honor people giving back through our lifesaving mission — which is powered by more than 90% volunteers. The volunteer superstars from our 2019 recognition events are featured below. May their stories inspire countless others to heed the call.
Alameda County Event
- Press release including the names of all volunteer award recipients
- Profile of Regional Volunteer of the Year Dave Dorman
Central Coast Chapter Event
- Press release including the names of all volunteer award recipients
- Profile of Clara Barton Award recipient Tiki Dellamora
Contra Costa County Event
- Press release including the names of all volunteer award recipients
- Profile of Clara Barton Award recipient Jane Jennings
Marin County Event
- Press release including the names of all volunteer award recipients
- Profile of Volunteer of the Year Award recipient Kevin Sagar
Napa and Sonoma Counties Event
- Press release including the names of all volunteer award recipients
- Profile of Gene Beck Memorial Volunteer of the Year Award recipient Andy Witthohn
San Francisco County Event
- Press release including the names of all volunteer award recipients
- Profile of Volunteer of the Year Award recipient Ron Mulgrew
San Mateo County Event
- Press release including the names of all volunteer award recipients
- Profile of Volunteer of the Year Award recipient Laura Hovden
Santa Clara County Event
- Press release including the names of all volunteer award recipients
- Profile of Clara Barton Award recipient Liz Dietz
Solano County Event
- Press release including the names of all volunteer award recipients
- Profile of Volunteer of the Year recipient John McMahon
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Become a Red Cross Volunteer: You can make a difference by becoming a volunteer with the American Red Cross. Volunteers constitute about 90 percent of the total Red Cross workforce to carry out our humanitarian work. Red Cross volunteers are trained to meet the needs of those affected by disasters, providing food, shelter, and comfort for families affected by major disasters such as fires, floods, and earthquakes as well as helping local residents prepare for and recover from emergencies of all kinds. We’ll find the position that appeals to you and allows you to use your skills and talents. Get started by going to this web page.