There are many opportunities to support the work of the American Red Cross of Greater Los Angeles. If you have any questions, or would like more information on our giving opportunities, please call us at 310-445-2685.

Community Support
We are committed to meeting the humanitarian needs of the people in our community, be it disaster preparedness, disaster relief, first aid and CPR training, or disease prevention. You can help support your local chapter programs and services through a gift to the American Red Cross of Greater Los Angeles. Click here for more information.

Local Disaster Relief
Nearly every night a volunteer response member’s phone rings and is called out on an emergency. It is with your support that our volunteers and emergency response team is prepared and equipped to react to any local disaster and help those in need. By supporting our local disaster relief efforts, we are able to respond immediately to all local emergencies such as apartment fires, mudslides, and floods. Click here for more information.

Catastrophic Disaster Preparedness
The American Red Cross of Greater Los Angeles responds to disasters big and small all year long. Recent large-scale disasters have shown that investment in disaster preparedness before it is needed will save more lives and reduce suffering more effectively than a similar investment once a disaster strikes. Click here to learn how we are preparing for the next major catastrophic event.

International Services
As the center point for international disaster services and programs, the Los Angeles chapter has many programs that focus beyond our borders to help those in need. We work with the International Red Cross and Red Crescent Movements to help families separated by armed conflicts or disasters and assist in reuniting missing family members. Click here for more information.

Nurse Assistant Training Program
There is a growing need for highly trained Certified Nurse Assistants, and the American Red Cross of Greater Los Angeles is responding. Since its inception in 1989, our Nurse Assistant Training Program has prepared over 2,000 students to provide quality care to residents in nursing homes, senior centers, hospitals, clinics, and other medical facilities. Click here for more infomation.