TwitterThe greatest perk to being an American Red Cross young volunteer and on the ARC National Youth Council is interacting with other young volunteers and creating programs, resources, and recommendations to National Headquarters based on those interactions. Thus, I have decided that lately our blog has been too much of me talking and too little [...]
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When someone says “mission related projects” to you, what does it mean? To the Southern California Youth Consortium (SCYC) it means running a project in all 5 lines of service in one day! (Disaster, Health and Safety, Service to Armed Forces, Biomedical and International Services)
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Take advantage of a unique international Red Cross youth opportunity and attend the 2009 Humanitarian Village in Italy!
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At the beginning of the year, Boston University hosted “Splash”: an activities fair at which student clubs have sign-up booths. I knew I wanted to continue volunteering with the Red Cross and that BU had a school club, so my only obstacle was trying to find that one booth among hundreds of others. When I [...]
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