American Red Cross Texas Gulf Coast Region

American Red Cross Texas Gulf Coast Region

Public Safety

Houston, Texas 1,550 followers

Resolve to Prepare!

About us

The American Red Cross Texas Gulf Coast Region provides life-saving services to more than nine million people throughout Greater Houston, Southeast and Deep East, Texas, Coastal Bend, Texas and South Texas.

Website
http://redcross.org/
Industry
Public Safety
Company size
51-200 employees
Headquarters
Houston, Texas
Type
Nonprofit
Founded
1916
Specialties
CPR Training, Veterans , Disaster Preparedness, Transportation , Home Fire, Home Fire Preparedness, Disaster Response , Water Safety , and Transportation Services

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Updates

  • El huracán Milton se ha intensificado a una peligrosa tormenta de categoría 5 y se espera que toque tierra en la costa oeste de Florida mañana por la noche. A medida que continuamos ayudando a las personas a recuperarse del huracán Helene, los equipos de desastres de la Cruz Roja en Florida ahora están preparando a las comunidades para otra tormenta. Cualquier persona que se encuentre en el posible camino de Milton debe prepararse ahora y seguir estos consejos para mantenerse a salvo: - Llena el tanque de gasolina de tu auto. - Obtén dinero extra en caso de cortes de energía. - Prepare su hogar si decide evacuar o refugiarse en el lugar. - Siga los informes meteorológicos locales y los funcionarios del condado para obtener actualizaciones y órdenes de evacuación. Para obtener más consejos de seguridad útiles, descargue nuestra aplicación gratuita de emergencia o visite https://rdcrss.org/4ePepsC

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  • Hurricane Milton has intensified to a dangerous Category 5 storm and is expected to make landfall on Florida's west coast tomorrow evening. As we continue to help people recover from Hurricane Helene, Red Cross disaster teams in Florida are now preparing communities for another storm. Anyone in Milton’s possible path should prepare now and follow these tips to stay safe: - Fill up your car's gas tank. - Grab extra cash in case of power outages. - Prepare your home if you decide to evacuate or shelter in place. - Follow local weather reports and county officials for updates and evacuation orders. For more helpful safety tips, download our free Emergency app or visit https://rdcrss.org/4ePepsC

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  • We are extremely grateful for all our volunteers that have raised their hand to deploy and are ready to serve those affected by Hurricane Helene and now Hurricane Milton. For the second time in two weeks, the American Red Cross is racing against the clock as Hurricane Milton barrels toward Florida with the potential to cause catastrophic damage. With massive evacuations underway and homes in shambles from Helene, the Red Cross is there. In Florida, volunteers are now opening evacuation centers across the state to help ensure people in Milton’s path have a safe place to stay. We can't do this alone, please consider volunteer with the Red Cross or making a monetary by going to redcross.org

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  • Fire safety and prevention starts at home! This #FirePreventionWeek, take time to teach your kids what to do in case of a home fire by following these tips. You can also make the learning opportunity more interactive by enabling Pedro’s Fire Challenge on your Amazon Alexa. Pedro the Penguin will help them practice several fire safety skills with the opportunity to earn badges after each challenge. To get started, say: “Alexa, enable Pedro’s Fire Challenge” #EndHomeFires

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  • People affected by Hurricane Helene need urgent help now, and we can’t do this alone. Your generosity can help transform people's lives. You can help by visiting redcross.org/Texas, calling 1-800-RED CROSS (800-733-2767) or texting the word HELENE to 90999. Financial donations for Hurricane Helene enable the Red Cross to prepare for, respond to and help people recover from this disaster.

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