Full-Time
Updated on 7/25/2026
Delivers disaster relief and blood services
$18/hr
St. George, UT, USA
In Person
Overnight travel may be required; schedule varies (5am-11pm MST)
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The American Red Cross provides emergency relief and humanitarian aid by mobilizing volunteers, donors, and staff to respond to disasters and everyday needs. Its main activities include collecting and supplying blood, running disaster response operations, offering life-saving training (such as CPR and first aid), supporting military families, and promoting preparedness in communities. The organization works by coordinating volunteers, managing blood banks and donation drives, deploying resources during emergencies, and teaching people essential emergency skills. What sets it apart from many other aid groups is its nationwide network and established infrastructure that combines disaster response, blood services, and preparedness programs under one umbrella, backed by a steady flow of donations and volunteers. The goal is to prevent and relieve human suffering by being ready to help at any time, at home and around the world.
Company Size
10,001+
Company Stage
Grant
Total Funding
$1.2M
Headquarters
Washington DC, District of Columbia
Founded
2002
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Health Savings Account/Flexible Spending Account
Unlimited Paid Time Off
Paid Vacation
Paid Holidays
401(k) Company Match
Paid Family Leave
Employee Assistance
Disability Insurance
Service Awards
Heart of the Valley chapter honors local volunteers. Published: Jul 14, 2026, 9:17 PM The American Red Cross Heart of the Valley Chapter honored local residents and community partners at the 2026 Chapter Awards and Volunteer Recognition Event, hosted recently at Greens on Tenth in Modesto. Clara Barton Award for Meritorious Leadership Named after the founder of the Red Cross, the award recognizes a volunteer for their years of service in various leadership positions. Jane Knowles from Lodi was awarded this year's highest honor. Chapter & Regional Awards In addition, the following awards were given to local Red Crossers and partners: Biomedical Services - Donor Ambassador Award: John Beatty (Oakdale), Sally Mecham (Bethel Island). Biomedical Services - Transportation Specialist Award: Henry Winters (Modesto), Deborah Head (Stockton). Community Engagement Award: Karen Gonzalez (San Joaquin County). Department Support Services Award: Lucinda Leite (Lodi), Dustin Parks (Turlock). Disaster Cycle Services Award for Extraordinary Commitment and Dedication: Frank Rivera (Los Banos). Disaster Cycle Services - Extraordinary Leadership: Suzanne Fisher (Ripon). Good Neighbor & Partnership Award: Casey Wilson (Merced County). New Volunteer Award a.k.a. "Rookie of the Year": Gabriel Ortiz Lepe (Los Banos). Teamwork and Collaboration Award: Sharon Jerome and Anes Rani (Mountain House). Volunteer of the Year Award: Laura Galvez (Stockton). Youth Services Award: Rohan Pandey (Stockton). "We're celebrating something truly incredible; we're celebrating the people who show up and give their time, energy and compassion," said Justin Mueller, CEO of the Red Cross Northern California Coastal Region. "Our volunteers spend countless hours preparing for moments we all hope never happen. And when those moments do arrive, we see more than their skills, but their character as well." Become a Red Cross Volunteer Community members can make a difference in San Joaquin, Stanislaus and Merced counties by becoming a Red Cross volunteer. Volunteers are continually trained to meet the needs of those affected by disasters - providing food, shelter, and comfort to families; and they help local residents prepare for and recover from emergencies of all kinds. Red Cross volunteers also aid military members, veterans and their families; support the collection of 40% of the nation's blood; and provide humanitarian aid across the globe. Those interested in finding the right position for their specific skills and talents can visit redcross.org/volunteertoday to get started. 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, visit redcross.org or CruzRojaAmericana.org, or follow them on social media.
Barry-Eaton District Health Department invites the community to save lives at dual blood drives on July 24th. Posted Monday Afternoon by WBCH/BEDHD This summer, one hour of your time could mean a lifetime for someone else. The Barry-Eaton District Health Department (BEDHD) is partnering with the American Red Cross to host two community blood drives simultaneously on Friday, July 24, giving community members the opportunity to donate at either of the district's office locations. Community members can choose the location most convenient for them: Barry County - Hastings Office: Friday, July 24th, 2026 9am - 3pm Barry-Eaton District Health Department: 330 W. Woodlawn Ave., Hastings, MI Sign up: www.redcrossblood.org/give.html/drive-results?zipSponsor=BarryDHD Eaton County - Charlotte Office: Friday, July 24th, 2026 9am - 3pm Barry-Eaton District Health Department: 1033 Health Care Drive, Charlotte, MI Sign up: www.redcrossblood.org/give.html/drive-results?zipSponsor=BEHD Appointments are encouraged, though walk-in donors will be welcomed as space allows. "Every blood donation has the power to save lives," said Rebekah Condon, Health Officer. "Patients undergoing surgery, receiving cancer treatment, recovering from serious injuries, experiencing childbirth complications, or facing other medical emergencies rely on donated blood every day. By hosting blood drives in both Hastings and Charlotte, we're making it easier for our community to give this lifesaving gift."
Your church volunteers need better training - here's how. American Red Cross offers new Community Adaptation Programs to help churches strengthen volunteer management and community impact. ChurchStacks July 12, 2026 The American Red Cross has announced expanded Volunteering & Community Adaptation Programs (CAP) designed to help organizations, including faith-based groups, strengthen their volunteer infrastructure and community response capacity. The program offers structured training and resources for volunteer management. Why It Matters Small-to-mid-size churches often rely heavily on volunteers but lack formal training systems. Poorly managed volunteers lead to burnout, inconsistent service delivery, and lost community trust. Structured volunteer programs - like those offered through Red Cross partnerships - help churches multiply their impact while protecting volunteer wellbeing and ensuring quality community outreach. The Takeaway Explore whether your church can partner with the American Red Cross or similar organizations to formalize volunteer training, which strengthens both your team's effectiveness and your church's credibility in the community.
Archive for July, 2026 Jul 1, 2026 Serra Ford Gaylord is proud to partner with the Neighborhood Michigan Ford Dealers, and the American Red Cross to host a community blood drive as part of the statewide "Roll Up & Give" campaign. Summer is traditionally one of the most challenging times of year for blood collection. Vacations, travel, and busy schedules often lead [...]
Community recap: Relief Fire Company No. 3 hosts successful Summer Blood Drive. BURLINGTON TOWNSHIP FIRE DEPARTMENT BUREAU OF FIRE PREVENTION Event Date: June 16, 2026 BURLINGTON TOWNSHIP, NJ - On Tuesday, June 16, 2026, Relief Fire Company No. 3 of the Burlington Township Fire Department partnered with the American Red Cross to host its annual Summer Blood Drive. Thanks to the overwhelming generosity of its local residents, the event was a massive success! Btfd had a phenomenal turnout, with over 30 incredible individuals rolling up their sleeves to donate life-saving blood. In times when blood supplies are historically low, its community showed up in a big way to prove that together, Btfd is stronger. The firehouse was full of positive energy, complete with handwritten thank-you cards from local students cheering on its donors, and plenty of post-donation snacks to keep everyone refueled. Every single donation has the potential to save up to three lives, meaning the impact of this single afternoon will ripple out to help dozens of patients facing medical emergencies, surgeries, and critical treatments. A recap flyer highlighting moments from the day can be seen below. What's Next? Because of this amazing response, Btfd cannot wait to host the American Red Cross again for another drive supporting this vital cause. Btfd will keep the community posted across its website and social media channels as soon as the next date is locked in and registration links become available. The Burlington Township Fire Department and the members of Relief Fire Company No. 3 extend its deepest gratitude to every donor, volunteer, and supporter who made this day possible. You are the true heroes! Stay tuned to its website for upcoming department events, community outreach initiatives, and fire safety updates.