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I?m Joan, a volunteer with the Red Cross, and I?m humbly asking for your support. Dear {NAME}, M

I’m Joan, a volunteer with the Red Cross, and I’m humbly asking for your support. [American Red Cross]( [Help Red Cross volunteers deliver relief and compassion to families impacted by disasters]( Dear {NAME}, My name is Joan, and I’m a volunteer with the American Red Cross. Every day, volunteers like me turn compassion into action as we provide lifesaving disaster relief to families across the country. In a moment, I’d like to share my story with you — but first, we’ve set a National Volunteer Week goal to power the essential work that volunteers will be called on to provide in the months ahead. [Please, will you give now to help volunteers assist families affected by disasters like hurricanes, tornadoes and home fires — wherever and whenever they occur?]( [GIVE NOW]( A little over a year ago, I was sitting in my Nashville, Tennessee home watching the news as Hurricane Ian barreled across the state of Florida. As it left destruction and loss of life in its wake, I felt so helpless. I was so unprepared to respond — but I wanted to be someone who could make a difference. I decided to take a leap — and I signed up to be a Red Cross volunteer that day. In the following weeks and months, I was trained in shelter and feeding and certified in lifesaving skills like CPR and first aid — and I even began to help out with administrative work at the Nashville chapter. Then, a year later, I had a chance to put my training into action. Tornadoes had descended upon Middle Tennessee, and I answered the call for volunteers to set up a shelter there. When I arrived, I did whatever was asked of me. I served meals, unloaded pallets of water, and read books to some of the children staying there. I even met a man in his 70s who lost his home, and helped to reunite him with Remy, his elderly pet beagle. Before those tornadoes, I doubted I had what it took to be a Red Cross volunteer. It turns out that compassion and a heart for people are all you need to get started. If you are passionate about service, you will find your niche — big or small — at the Red Cross. The work of volunteers like me is powered entirely by the generosity of folks like you. If, like me, you want to make a difference in the lives of families in need, [will you give now to help communities as they recover from disasters like hurricanes, home fires and tornadoes?]( [GIVE NOW]( Thank you for sharing your time with me, and for being a vital part of this important work. Joan Brasher American Red Cross Volunteer P.S. If you’d like to take the same leap I did, [I encourage you to find your role as a volunteer at the Red Cross here.]( [Subscribe]( | [Contact Us]( | [Privacy Policy]( | [Unsubscribe]( | [View in Browser]( Staying in touch via the American Red Cross email list is the best way we have of keeping in regular contact with supporters like you, letting you know about how you can protect yourself and your loved ones from disasters and other emergencies, and how you can support our life-saving work. [Click here]( to unsubscribe from our list, but please know that if you leave, it will be harder for you to stay involved with the Red Cross and continue the work of which you’ve been such a critical part. It is only because of supporters like you that the Red Cross is able to respond when a disaster strikes or a home is impacted by fire, when someone needs CPR or a lifesaving blood transfusion, or when a family needs to contact a deployed service member in an emergency. And we don’t want to lose you! Thanks for your support! Please do not reply to this email as we are not able to respond to messages sent to this address. © [2024 American Red Cross]( | 431 18th Street NW Washington DC 20006 Donate by phone: 1-800-RED CROSS(1-800-733-2767) | [Donate by Mail]( [Facebook]( [YouTube]( [Twitter]( [Help people]( affected by disasters big and small. [BBB Accredited Charity] [Seal of Transparency - 2022 Platinum]( [90¢] The Red Cross is proud that an average of 90 cents of every dollar we spend is invested in delivering care and comfort to those in need.

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