Archive for the ‘Press Releases’ Category

Philips Lifeline – American Red Cross Open House – June 3rd

Tuesday, May 18th, 2010

In the past year, the Lifeline program of the American Red Cross of Greater Los Angeles has helped over 1,400 seniors and at-risk individuals remain independents in their own home. In this time, the Lifeline program has responded to over 1,000 help calls. The quick assistance that many have received is due in large part [...]

14th Annual ABCs of a Safe Summer

Monday, May 10th, 2010

With summer approaching, kids and families will soon be rushing to pools and beaches to beat the heat.

American Red Cross Adds Eight New Members to its Celebrity Cabinet

Monday, March 29th, 2010

The American Red Cross today announced eight new members to its National Celebrity Cabinet.

Red Cross Urges Halloween Safety

Monday, October 5th, 2009

The American Red Cross of Greater Los Angeles wants everyone to play it safe this Halloween. Here are some important safety tips on costumes, trick-or-treating, and candy inspection for a Happy Halloween.

Fire Prevention Week: Help Prevent Home Fires

Friday, October 3rd, 2008

Fire Prevention Week Survey Shows Nearly Half of Americans Planning to Use Alternative Heating Sources this Winter

Red Cross Month Celebrated With Re-Dedication Of L.A. Headquarters

Thursday, March 13th, 2008

S. Mark Taper Foundation Honored for Contributions to Life-Saving Humanitarian Work

Los Angeles Red Cross Headquarters Re-Dedicated

Wednesday, March 12th, 2008

In a unique celebration honoring both the chapter past and future, more than 100 friends and supporters helped to re-dedicate the American Red Cross of Greater Los Angeles headquarters in West Los Angeles as the S. Mark Taper Headquarters on March 5. Red Cross employees wearing vintage Red Cross uniforms served as tour guides during the open house portion of the event, where Red Cross books, pins and other memorabilia from throughout the Red Cross’125-year history were on display. In addition, the chapter unveiled a new, permanent 25-foot timeline which visually tells the 90-year history of the Los Angeles chapter.