Disaster Services

Service To Armed Forces

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Hancock County Red Cross
Disaster Relief Services

When disaster strikes, the Red Cross is there to help.
You can help, too, as a member of the Disaster Action Team
Find out more here

Service to Armed Forces
Emergency Communications

If you have an immediate family member serving in the military and need to reach them in an emergency, the Red Cross is here to help.

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Find out how to prevent home fires and protect your family

For Emergency Services
24 hours a day
Call (419) 422-9322

Hancock County Red Cross

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Our Mission
The American Red Cross, a humanitarian organization led by volunteers and guided by its Congressional Charter and the Fundamental Principles of the International Red Cross Movement, will provide relief to victims of disaster and help people prevent, prepare for, and respond to emergencies.

Mark Your Calendar!
Saturday, February 25
Findlay Inn & Conference Center

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The Armed Forces Family Network
provides information, resources and
support for service members, military
families and veterans.
Meetings are held the 3rd Thursday
of each month at 6:30pm.
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Click here for details on ordering your
Proud Supporter of the Red Cross plate

SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 18
@ FINDLAY VILLAGE MALL

DETAILS AND REGISTRATION

JOIN THE RED CROSS
YOUTH COUNCIL

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Is Your Family Ready
For Severe Weather?

Be Red Cross Ready
Click here for safety tips and information

Have you saved a life today?

For over a century, the Red Cross has been helping people save lives through Preparedness and Health and Safety education and training. Red Cross training can give you the skills and confidence to act in an emergency.

For more information and registration, click here

Last year, the American Red Cross responded to more than 63,000 home fires -
that’s one every eight minutes!
But unlike other disasters, most home fires
can be prevented