Until July 31, you can make a Red Cross donation at your local Walmart. Walmart will match in-store donations up to $2,000 per store. | Canadian Red Cross

We’re all about helping you spread the word about blood donation. And stay on trend while you’re at it. So, we’ve added something special to Lifeblood Gifts. But wait, don’t just stop there, show them off. Take a shoefie. Snap a photo of your shoes while donating blood! #lifebloodau | Australian Red Cross Lifeblood

See 120 items that tell our history. The Canadian Red Cross marks its 120th anniversary this year. You can explore our history through an interactive collection of items significant to our past, present and future. | Canadian Red Cross

For more than a decade, the Canadian Red Cross has been partnering with the Philippine Red Cross on initiatives that enhance disaster preparedness, response, and recovery at the grassroots level. When Typhoon Haiyan caused catastrophic damage in 2013, the Canadian Red Cross, with support from the Government of Canada [Canada’s International Development – Global Affairs Canada], responded immediately by sending a mobile field hospital and highly skilled health experts to provide critical life-sav

“Most of us are volunteers, and we’re here because of the desire to help.” Glen Martin and David Rennie, volunteers with the Canadian Red Cross, were on the ground in Newfoundland this past summer to support people impacted by wildfires. Here, they reflect on their experiences as Site Managers. Their favourite part of it all? The community. “By the end of the response, we feel like family.” Hear their heartwarming stories❤️⬇️ To learn more about the Newfoundland and Labrador 2025 Wildfires Respo

On Friday, October 13 at about 7.30 a.m., an attack struck the town of Kaniv, in central Ukraine, damaging a school, a kindergarten and several apartment buildings. Shortly after, Robert Laprade, Canadian Red Cross’ Country Representative in Ukraine, met with and assisted local Ukrainian Red Cross (Червоний Хрест України) teams providing rapid emergency support to several hundred of families who suffered damage to their home. Following the initial shock, residents and emergency response teams go

“I’ve had so many hugs, I feel like a human squishy ball!” Eileen McCann and Lori Hindy are two Canadian Red Cross volunteers who responded when people needed help after being evacuated due to wildfires in Newfoundland and Labrador this summer. Hear their reflections on the support they were able to provide, and how warmly it was received. The Canadian Red Cross continues to work closely with the provincial and municipal governments as well as community partners to support individuals, families,