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Young Professionals in the American Red Cross: Quick-Start Guide
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Young professionals have no shortage of talent and energy to give to the Red Cross. We can provide relief to victims of disasters, organize fundraisers, mentor high school and college volunteers, teach lifesaving training courses and serve on boards of directors. And in exchange, the Red Cross offers us valuable networking and skill-building opportunities, opening doors to new people and leadership positions.
If you’re interested in establishing more Red Cross opportunities for young professionals in your area, check out this guide, developed by the National Young Professionals Council (NYPC). It provides tips for how to get started and highlights best practices from across the country.
Young Professionals in the American Red Cross: Quick-Start Guide
If you support young professionals at a local Red Cross unit, or know someone who does, check out the myriad ways that young professionals can be involved in your unit:
If you have any questions about the NYPC, or if you would like to share your ideas and strategies for engaging young professionals, please contact Sandy Tesch, Council Chair, at TeschS@usa.redcross.org. You can also join the American Red Cross Young Professionals group on Facebook.
The National Young Professionals Council was formed on July 1, 2008 by former National Youth Council members who wish to continue their leadership at the national level of the American Red Cross. This advisory board provides strategic advice to the Office of the National Chair of Volunteers and seeks to leverage the work experience and broad skill sets of young professionals to further the mission of the American Red Cross.
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