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"In 95% of all emergencies, the victim or bystander provides the first immediate assistance on the scene."Would YOU know what to do?Sign up for a class today. |
First Annual All-Stars Baseball GameWhat is more American than baseball, apple pie and the American Red Cross?Mountain Valley Chapter’s American Red Cross (ARC) will be sponsoring a baseball game Thursday, June 12, 6:30 p.m. at the UVU baseball stadium, featuring popular baseball stars including Dan Iorge, Vernon Law, Vance Law and Kim Nelson. Proceeds from the game and concessions (apple pie) will help fund local ARC disaster response and other services provided by the agency. Recent donations of $1,000 or more to the “All Star” campaign earned donors the right to play in the game with the “big name” players. The general public is invited to attend the event. Players will warm up at 5:30 p.m. “Imagine taking a swing at a ball pitched by a legendary pitcher or pitch to a major league big hitter,” DeAnne DeMasters, ARC development director, said. “We are particularly encouraging business partners to each “pitch in” – five people giving a total of $1,000 will be invited to play ball.” Business sponsors will also receive the bonus of having banners and other marketing options during the game. “Families are our primary concern when a disaster happens,” Garr Judd, ARC executive director, said. “We are privileged to respond and we have a small army of volunteers that are dedicated to car for the immediate needs of shelter, food and clothing. All of our resources come from the local community.” Those interested in making donations to play in the game or for other information should contact DeMasters at 373-8580. Did you know? That the Mountain Valley Chapter can come to your church, school, or place of business to train you in CPR, first aid, and other lifesaving techniques? Don't wait until an accident or disaster happens! Get prepared NOW! To schedule your class, contact Ed Hall at 801-373-8580 Thanks to our Community Partners! |
National CPR/AED Awareness Week June 1-7, 2008
Learn how to save a life during our 2008 CPR/AED Super Saturday call for more details (801) 373-8580.All New American Red Cross Babysitter’s Training CourseBecause You Care...Prepare!What you need to know and what every parent wants in a safe and responsible babysitter!
Don’t forget to check out our Babysitter's Training participant’s set – valuable babysitting resources that you can take home with you after the training. View an informative presentation on the new Babysitter’s Training program.
American Red Cross in Central & So. UtahThe American Red Cross is a humanitarian organization led by volunteers and guided by its Congressional Charter and the Fundamental Principles of the International Red Cross Movement. For more than a century, the American Red Cross has been helping Utah residents prevent, prepare for and respond to personal, community and national emergencies. Through individual training, deliberate preparation, and the spirit of volunteerism, the Red Cross continues to weave a vital safety net for the citizens of Utah. The Red Cross keeps families safe in their homes, neighborhoods, workplaces and communities in Utah. |
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Need a Speaker? The Mountain Valley Chapter would love to send a representative to your workplace, church group or organization for a presentation on any aspect of emergency preparedness. Whether you're interested in how to build your own 72-hour kit or how to escape your home in case of a fire, we can help get you and your group informed and excited about getting prepared. To reserve your date, please contact Glen Thomas or Jessica Embley at (801) 373-8580.
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