READY TO PREVENT, PREPARE AND RESPOND
Your American Red Cross Greater Arkansas serves residents in the counties of: Pulaski, Saline, Faulkner, Lonoke, Cleburne, St. Francis, Lee, Van Buren, Conway, Perry, Monroe, Prairie and Phillips.

On a daily basis you can rely on the American Red Cross of Greater Arkansas to provide:

• Disaster relief, from responding to residential fires to recovery after tornadoes
• Emergency communication between military personnel and their loved ones
• Health and safety training for all ages

GET READY TO RESPOND
You never know when you may need to be someone's hero. Why not be prepared? Call (501) 748-1041 to sign up for a safety class. We can get you ready from Babysitting Training and Lifeguarding to First Aid/CPR Training and more. Safety classes schedule

ATTENTION ALL MILITARY FAMILIES
Arkansas' soldiers are front and center with various military operations around the world, with returns and deployments to the Middle East most prominent. Remember that 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, your Greater Arkansas Chapter is ready for emergency communications to loved ones whether they're at Barter Island Drew Station, Alaska, or Baghdad, Iraq. For more information call us at (501) 748-1072.

ANNUAL REPORT
Click to download a PDF version of the Greater Arkansas Chapter Annual Report for 2006.

SUPPORT YOUR RED CROSS
The programs of the American Red Cross are made possible by the voluntary services and financial support of the American people. To volunteer your time, contact your local Red Cross.

American Red Cross Greater Arkansas is Arkansas’ foremost volunteer organization. It is the time, energy, talent and commitment of these dedicated people that make them stand out among their fellow volunteers nationwide. Red Cross volunteers support our community in significant ways

• Providing training in life-saving techniques
• Responding to local, state and national disaster relief efforts
• Assisting with support of community special events

Red Cross volunteers donate blood, share financial resources and most important, they give of themselves.

For disaster assistance or a military services emergency call (501) 748-1000 and listen to the menu of contact information.