Over 15 million Americans turn to us annually to learn first aid, CPR, swimming, and other health and safety skills. Volunteer to become an instructor. Work in a disaster shelter. This is a good opportunity for people who are team players and like to help others. No experience is necessary and all training is provided free of charge.
Training is provided.
Plan special events to raise funds. Office assistants are needed to input data into computers, do filing and answer phones. Many of the youth projects are determined by the young people involved. If they see a problem in the community, the Red Cross and its youth may be able to devise a solution. Youth have volunteered their time to man first aid stations during events, put together mini-first aid kits, staff Safety Town, make Friendship Boxes and much more.