Student Internships
Public Relations/ Marketing: non-paid for 1-2 semesters. The focus will be on assisting with implementing the annual Communication Plan, writing press releases, creating human interest stories for public release, researching projects related to Red Cross programs and services, updating the website, taking digital photos at events, marketing services and programs, maintaining a contact database.

Host a Blood Drive
Each day, thousands of patients need blood: accident victims, cancer patients, patients requiring surgery, premature babies, burn victims, etc. By regularly giving blood we ensure a safe and adequate supply of blood in our community whenever it is needed. Consider hosting a blood drive at your school or faith community and help give the gift of life.

Office Work/Receptionist/Data Entry
Help the Red Cross programs by doing such tasks as data entry, filing, and preparing mailings. Be our receptionist and help our office run more smoothly by answering the phones and greeting visitors.

Community Disaster Education - Be Red Cross Ready
Life is full of unpredictable events, but you can take steps to prepare for them. Get brochures to share with your family, neighbors, school or faith community. Become a presenter and educate others on how to “Be Red Cross Ready”.

Start a Red Cross Club
Start a Red Cross club in your high school or middle school. Club members participate in Red Cross service projects that impact their community and the world.

Help Maintain Our Red Cross Vehicles
Our Medical Transportation program has a fleet of 6 vehicles that need vacuuming and washing on a regular basis. Help us keep our cars sparkling clean.

Help Wipe Out Measles and Malaria
The Measles Initiative and Malaria No More are two Red Cross programs that reach across the continents to help save the lives of children and families. You can help save a child's life by raising funds to vaccinate children against measles, or to buy bed nets to protect people against malaria.