Disaster Relief
Blood Services
Training & Certification
Services to the Armed Forces
International Services
100

What percentage of disaster relief workers are volunteers?

95%

100

What does this branch do? 

Provide life-saving blood to those who need it

100

Name one of the certificates.

  • First Aid, CPR/AED, BLS/CPR for Healthcare, ALS/PALS, Babysitting and Child Care, Lifeguarding, Swimming and Water Safety
100

What event takes place in November?

Veterans Wishlist Drive

100

What does IHL YAC stand for?

International Humanitarian Law Youth Action Campaign

200

What are all the types of disasters that the Red Cross responds to?

Floods, Fires, Hurricanes, and Earthquakes

200

Name one of the places a blood drive can be hosted at. 

Community centers, high schools, colleges, parking zone, any large space

200

What is the goal of this branch?

Save lives and strengthen communities.

200

Name one of the 3 groups of service members the American Red Cross helps

Veterans, members of the military, or family members

200

Who can get involved with international services?

Anyone

300

 How often does the Red Cross respond to a disaster?

Every 8 minutes

300

How many hospitals are supported with this line of service? 

3,000

300

Where are these certificates most likely to be required?

Workplace (especially healthcare-related work)

300

What is one of the services the Red Cross provides to service members?

Deployment or financial services

300

How many children have been vaccinated for measles and rubella?

2 billion

400

How many households were provided relief during Hurricane Ian by the ARC?

15,100

400

How many units of blood are collected annually? 

6.5 million units

400

Where can you get these certificates?

400

When are service members eligible for aid from the Red Cross?

The day of enrollment

400

One out of ___ are helped by the Red Cross every year?

65

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