CHICAGO, Ill. -- The American Red Cross of Greater Chicago responded to the scene of an apartment fire early this morning at 6916 S. Clyde Avenue, providing food, shelter, clothing and comfort to nine families displaced in the incident. A total of 22 individuals, including six children and three infants were assisted by the Red Cross.
Try your luck and watch Diva Miss Foozie with the Auxiliary Board & Society of the American Red Cross of Greater Chicago, Wednesday, March 3, at the Flirting for Disaster event located at Curcuit.
The American Red Cross of Greater Chicago is on the scene of a house fire in Kane County with canteen service and case workers providing refreshments, blankets and comfort for the affected family members.
While registration for the 2010 Bank of America Shamrock Shuffle is officially closed, a great opportunity is open to those who wish to run for a cause. You still have the chance to sign up for the kick off to running season through the American Red Cross of Greater Chicago’s Run Red Team!
CHICAGO –February 14, 2010-The American Red Cross of Greater Chicago has spent the day helping families affected by this morning’s fatal fire at 3034 48TH CT in Cicero. The Red Cross helped 15 adults and 12 children with immediate assistance for needs like food, clothing, warm winter coats, shoes, replacement medications and shelter. Our mental health volunteers are still on the scene tonight helping families cope with this devastating disaster.
The Chicagoland area is expecting 6-12 inches of snow within the next two days. The American Red Cross of Greater Chicago offers the following helpful hints about staying safe while outdoors and traveling in the snow through the rest of the season.
