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Reflect Recovery's impact: healing Scars and Beyond. June 4, 2026 Reflect Recovery Healing the Scars and Beyond: Reflect Recovery's impact in 2026. At Reflect Recovery, Reflectrecovery is dedicated to providing free laser micro-needling scar reduction treatments to veterans, domestic violence survivors, abuse survivors, and victims of violent crime. Its mission, "Healing the Scars and Beyond," reflects its commitment to not only addressing physical scars but also supporting the emotional and psychological healing of those Reflectrecovery serve. Fundraising updates: empowering its mission. In the first quarter of 2026, Reflect Recovery successfully raised over $500,000 through various fundraising initiatives. These funds have been instrumental in expanding its services and reaching more individuals in need. Its annual gala, held in April, attracted over 300 attendees and featured inspiring stories from its clients and volunteers. The generosity of its donors continues to drive its mission forward. Mobile Clinic Initiative: bringing healing to Your doorstep. Recognizing the challenges many face in accessing its services, Reflectrecovery launched its Mobile Clinic Initiative in May 2026. This program deploys fully equipped mobile units to underserved communities, offering free scar reduction treatments directly to those who need them most. Early feedback has been overwhelmingly positive, with over 100 individuals receiving treatments in the first month alone. Volunteer spotlights: stories of compassion and dedication. Its volunteers are the heart of Reflect Recovery. Each month, Reflectrecovery highlight the stories of individuals who go above and beyond to support its mission. This month, Reflectrecovery feature Sarah Thompson, a retired nurse who has been volunteering with Reflectrecovery for over two years. Sarah shares, "Volunteering here has been a life-changing experience. Seeing the transformation in our clients, not just physically but emotionally, is incredibly rewarding." Community Partnerships: Strengthening its reach. Collaboration is key to amplifying its impact. In June 2026, Reflectrecovery partnered with the local chapter of the American Red Cross to provide comprehensive support services to survivors of domestic violence. This partnership combines its expertise in scar reduction with the Red Cross's resources in crisis intervention, ensuring holistic care for those affected. Donation impact: transforming lives. Every donation to Reflect Recovery has a direct impact on the lives of its clients. For instance, a $100 donation covers the cost of a single treatment session, while a $1,000 donation funds a full treatment plan for a client. These contributions not only improve physical appearance but also restore confidence and hope. As one client shared, "After my treatment, I feel like I can face the world again. It's not just about the scars; it's about reclaiming my life." Looking ahead: A future of healing and hope. As Reflectrecovery move forward, Reflect Recovery remains committed to expanding its services and reaching more individuals in need. Its goals for the remainder of 2026 include: * Expanding the Mobile Clinic Initiative: Deploying additional units to cover more regions. * Enhancing Volunteer Training: Offering specialized training programs to equip volunteers with the skills needed to provide comprehensive care. * Strengthening Community Partnerships: Collaborating with more organizations to offer a wider range of support services. Reflectrecovery believe that healing is a journey, and with the continued support of its community, Reflectrecovery can make that journey a reality for many more individuals. If you or someone you know could benefit from its services, please visit reflectrecovery.org to learn more or to donate and support its mission, visit givebutter.com/ReflectRecovery. About Reflect Recovery. Reflect Recovery is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization dedicated to providing free laser micro-needling scar reduction treatments to veterans, domestic violence survivors, abuse survivors, and victims of violent crime. Its mission, "Healing the Scars and Beyond," reflects its commitment to not only addressing physical scars but also supporting the emotional and psychological healing of those Reflectrecovery serve. Contact Reflectrecovery. Email: [email protected] Phone: (123) 456-7890 Address: 123 Healing Way, Suite 100, Anytown, USA Note: All information is accurate as of June 5, 2026. fundraising mobile clinic volunteer spotlights community partnerships donation impact Support its mission. Your donation helps provide free scar reduction treatments to trauma survivors. Every dollar makes a difference.

American Red Cross, Neighborhood Michigan Ford Dealers partner to host Roll Up & Give blood drives throughout the summer. The American Red Cross and Neighborhood Michigan Ford Dealers are partnering to host a series of blood drives at dealership sites across Michigan June 4 - July 31 and keep the blood supply stable for patients in need of vital care. The blood drives are part of the Neighborhood Michigan Ford Dealers Roll Up & Give campaign to engage their communities in meaningful, lifesaving ways. It's also an extension of Ford Motor Company's Building Together philanthropic initiative to support the critical work of four national nonprofit organizations, including the Red Cross. After a successful pilot in 2025, the Neighborhood Michigan Ford Dealers is expanding their campaign to host blood drives at more than 30 dealership locations in the Flint/Saginaw area, Mid-Michigan area, Northern Michigan, Southwest Michigan and West Michigan. Last year, 363 units of blood were donated and 232 donors gave blood for the first time at blood drives held at 13 participating dealerships. "We are excited to build on the momentum created by the Neighborhood Michigan Ford Dealers Roll Up & Give campaign," said Kelly King, chief executive officer of the Red Cross Michigan Region. "The need for blood is constant and these blood drives will help ensure patients have access to lifesaving blood when they need it." Having blood products immediately available is a key part of summer safety. And making and keeping donation appointments now is critical to ensuring blood products are available for all patients - including those in trauma situations that may require several lifesaving transfusions - in the weeks to come. "The growth in dealer participation speaks volumes about the power of collaboration and shared purpose," said a Neighborhood Michigan Ford Dealers spokesperson. "The commitment from our dealers shows how local dealers can come together to make a measurable difference in their communities." Donors of all blood types are needed. Maintaining a reliable blood supply is essential for all patients, especially those with chronic and acute conditions such as sickle cell disease and cancer. Type O negative is the universal blood type and can be transfused to anyone who needs blood. A blood donation appointment takes about one hour. The donation itself is only 8-10 minutes. To schedule an appointment, download the 'Blood Donor' American Red Cross app, visit RedCrossBlood.org, or call 1-800-RED CROSS. Walk-ins will be taken as the schedule allows. Make an appointment to secure your spot. Here is a list of upcoming blood drives: | Drive Date | Dealership | City | | 4-Jun | Great Lakes Ford of Muskegon | Muskegon | | 5-Jun | Midland Ford | Midland | | 5-Jun | Ed Koehn Ford | Greenville | | 11-Jun | Wilson Ford Lincoln | Saginaw | | 17-Jun | DeNooyer Ford | Vicksburg | | 19-Jun | Dean Arbour Ford of Tawas, Inc | Tawas City | | 22-Jun | Candy Ford, Inc. Charlotte | | 25-Jun | Dean Arbour Ford of West Branch | West Branch | | 25-Jun | Wyatt Ford, Inc. Manistee | | 29-Jun | Fox Ford | Grand Rapids | | 30-Jun | Tapper Ford, LLC | Paw Paw | | 2-Jul | Morrie's Okemos Ford | Okemos | | 2-Jul | Barber Ford | Holland | | 8-Jul | Lunghamer Ford of Owosso | Owosso | | 10-Jul | Lasco Ford, Inc. Fenton | | 13-Jul | Fox Ford of Cadillac | Cadillac | | 21-Jul | Lakeview Ford | Battle Creek | | 23-Jul | Rick Ford Sales, Inc. Hemlock | | 23-Jul | Pauli Ford | Saint Johns | | 24-Jul | Mel Ervin Ford, Inc. Chesaning | | 24-Jul | Fox Ford Grand Traverse | Traverse City | | 27-Jul | Morrie's Grand Ledge Ford | Grand Ledge | | 28-Jul | Borgman Ford Sales, Inc. Grandville | | 28-Jul | Fremont Ford, Inc. Fremont | | 28-Jul | Vanderhyde Brothers Ford, Inc. Cedar Springs | | 29-Jul | Stillwell Ford | Hillsdale | | 31-Jul | Moore Motor Sales | Caro | | 31-Jul | Serra Ford of Gaylord | Gaylord | | 31-Jul | Ed Koehn Ford of Wayland, Inc. Wayland | In addition to blood drive activations, each event will feature games, food, music, and community activities - making Roll Up & Give as much a community celebration as a lifesaving activation. About Neighborhood Michigan Ford Dealers: The Neighborhood Michigan Ford Dealers represent a network of Ford dealerships across Michigan's Lower Peninsula united by a shared commitment to the communities they serve. Through Roll Up & Give and in support of Ford Motor Company's Building Together activation, these dealers are channeling their community presence, local relationships, and resources to address critical needs - hosting blood drive activations, CPR training events, and community gatherings that bring neighbors together and help save lives. About the American Red Cross: The American Red Cross shelters, feeds and provides comfort to victims of disasters; supplies about 40% of the nation's blood; teaches skills that save lives; distributes international humanitarian aid; and supports veterans, military members and their families. The Red Cross is a nonprofit organization that depends on volunteers and the generosity of the American public to deliver its mission. For more information, please visit redcross.org or CruzRojaAmericana.org, or follow Promotemichigan on social media.

The CMA CGM Foundation renews its annual commitment to American Red Cross disaster relief. May 08, 2026 In the face of increasing severe weather events, donation and logistical support help ensure the capacity to respond immediately May 8, 2026 - On World Red Cross Red Crescent Day, the CMA CGM Foundation has renewed its commitment to the American Red Cross to help people affected by disasters big and small across the country, whenever and wherever they occur. This renewed partnership reflects the Foundation's long-term support for disaster preparedness and response across the United States. A RENEWED COMMITMENT TO SUPPORT RED CROSS DISASTER RELIEF This year alone, the Red Cross has mobilized in response to tornadoes, wildfires, flooding, a super typhoon, and more - providing relief, comfort and hope to those affected. As extreme weather increases in frequency and intensity, donations from ADGP members like the CMA CGM Foundation continue to fuel Red Cross readiness for and response to more than 60,000 disasters annually. ADGP members pledge financial and in-kind donations in advance of disasters to power the Red Cross with the infrastructure, volunteers, technology and supplies necessary to provide relief and support when needed. These donations enable the Red Cross to respond immediately - offering a safe place to sleep, a warm meal, emotional support and resources to aid in recovery - while also helping prepare people and communities for future disasters. Donations from ADGP members also support basic needs for families affected by home fires - which comprise the bulk of Red Cross response efforts - and help ensure the Red Cross can continue educating people nationwide about disaster preparedness so they can cope with crises in their communities. AN ONGOING PARTNERSHIP TO HELP IN TIMES OF CRISIS The CMA CGM Foundation is committed to humanitarian aid and uses the organization's resources in transport and logistics to act swiftly to respond to crises and disasters worldwide. Beyond its financial contribution to the Red Cross, the CMA CGM Foundation provides logistical support that helps strengthen Red Cross operational capacity. Since 2023, this support has included the organization of road transportation, the leasing of 15 trailers, warehousing solutions and the deployment of a dedicated logistics Task Force across CMA CGM Group's subsidiaries in the United States. Together, these resources help ensure emergency supplies are pre-positioned and readily available when disasters strike. In 2024, the CMA CGM Foundation provided freight and in-kind support - including meals and shelter supplies - for communities recovering from Hurricanes Helene and Milton. As part of its 2025 commitment, the Foundation delivered 15 trailers, several of which are pre-stocked with relief supplies and strategically prepositioned along the West Coast in preparation for wildfire responses. The Foundation also supported the Red Cross response to the 2025 California wildfires with deliveries of cots and cleaning supplies. "I am deeply grateful for Annual Disaster Giving Program members like the CMA CGM Foundation that play a vital role in helping the Red Cross respond quickly and effectively when disasters strike," said Cliff Holtz, president and CEO of the American Red Cross. "Support from forward-thinking organizations like CMA CGM Foundation helps ensure we are prepared to meet rising needs and deliver critical relief to families and communities when its needed most." "The American Red Cross has been a major partner of the CMA CGM Foundation for the past three years, and on this World Red Cross Day, I am pleased to announce the renewal of our commitment in 2026. In a context of increasingly frequent and intense disasters, we will continue to provide financial and logistical support, helping enabl rapid and effective response by leveraging the Group's expertise," said Tanya Saadé Zeenny, president of the CMA CGM Foundation. About the CMA CGM Foundation Founded in 2005 and chaired by Tanya Saadé Zeenny, the CMA CGM Foundation focuses on humanitarian action and access to education. It embodies and translates the family values and solidarity of the CMA CGM Group, a global leader in transport and logistics, into concrete actions. Facing crises, the Foundation leverages the expertise of the CMA CGM Group to deliver essential humanitarian supplies. It also supports access to quality education, professional training and integration, as well as educational and social innovation. To date, the Foundation has transported 120,000 tonnes of humanitarian aid to 106 countries, supported over 630 projects in France, Lebanon, and around the world, and assisted 67 entrepreneurs through its social incubator, Le Phare. About the American Red Cross: The American Red Cross shelters, feeds and provides comfort to victims of disasters; supplies about 40% of the nation's blood; teaches skills that save lives; distributes international humanitarian aid; and supports veterans, military members and their families. The Red Cross is a nonprofit organization that depends on volunteers and the generosity of the American public to deliver its mission. For more information, please visit redcross.org or CruzRojaAmericana.org, or follow American Red Cross on social media.