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Topic: Two Rivers Chapter
Ante Up for the Red Cross Tickets Still Available
October 21, 2013 | 
Roaring 20’s Themed “Night at the Cotton Club” Fundraiser
Clarksville, TN – Tickets are still available for the Two Rivers Chapter “Ante Up for the Red Cross” to be held on Saturday, November 9th from 6:00pm–10:00pm. The event will be hosted at Tanglewood House located at 1601 Madison Street.
Tickets are $75.00 each and include food, entertainment and a silent auction. To reserve your tickets, please call 931.645.6401 or register and purchase tickets online at www.redcross.org/anteup2013 .
2013 Ante Up for the Red Cross
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Clarksville Red Cross to Host Ante Up for the Red Cross Event
Roaring 20’s Themed “Night at the Cotton Club” Fundraiser
Clarksville, TN – The Two Rivers Chapter of the American Red Cross is hosting “Ante Up for the Red Cross” to be held on Saturday, November 9th from 6:00pm – 10:00pm.
The event will be hosted at Tanglewood House located at 1601 Madison Street. Tickets are $75.00 each and include food, entertainment and a silent auction. To reserve your tickets, please call 931.645.6401 or register and purchase tickets online at www.redcross.org/anteup2013.
American Red Cross worker Bob Tyler loads food boxes to be distributed to residents of Stewart County, Tennessee, who were affected by flash floods. (Robert W. Wallace)
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American Red Cross Urges Households to Prepare for Emergencies
Developing an Emergency Plan is the First Step
Clarksville, TN – Disasters can strike quickly and often without warning. During National Preparedness Month, the American Red Cross, Two Rivers Chapter, encourages all households to get ready for the next emergency or disaster.
“Having a game plan in place is essential for all households so everyone knows what they should do when an emergency occurs,” said Julie Campos, Chapter Executive, Two Rivers Chapter. “National Preparedness Month is a perfect time for Tennessee area residents to create or update their plan.” «Read the rest of this article»
American Red Cross launches New App to Recruit Volunteers
Clarksville, TN – The American Red Cross today launched the Team Red Cross App, which allows people to sign up to help, get an overview on basic tasks and receive notifications about Red Cross disaster volunteer opportunities in their community.
“When people see an emergency happening in their community, they often want to help but may not know how,” said Julie Campos, Chapter Executive, Two Rivers Chapter. “The Team Red Cross App provides an easy and quick way for people to sign up to help the Red Cross and support their community.”
American Red Cross worker Bob Tyler loads food boxes to be distributed to residents of Stewart County, Tennessee, who were affected by recent flash floods in May, 2013. (Robert W. Wallace)
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American Red Cross Two Rivers Chapter from Clarksville responds to Dickson Fire
Volunteers Assisting Family Members with Emergency Needs
Clarksville, TN – Clarksville Red Cross Disaster Action Team members in Dickson and Montgomery Counties responded after an overnight fire in Dickson County, to assist 4 families of 15 people with food, shelter, clothing and emotional support. «Read the rest of this article»
American Red Cross Two Rivers Chapter Responds to Devers Road Fire
Volunteers Assisting Family Members with Emergency Needs
Clarksville, TN – Local Red Cross Disaster Action Team members responded to a deadly house fire located on Devers Road in Southern Montgomery County Monday, June 3rd.
Red Cross is assisting the family with food, shelter and emotional support after their loss. They also provided coffee, snacks, water to emergency responders on the scene. «Read the rest of this article»
American Red Cross Transitions Flood Recovery Efforts
Residents Encouraged to Prepare for More Rain and Potential Floods this Weekend
Clarksville, TN – As Stewart, Houston, Montgomery and surrounding county residents continue their clean-up efforts after Saturday’s flash flood, 58 Red Cross volunteers have worked for the past five days to ensure that residents have had access to food, shelter, emotional support and clean-up supplies.
Carlisle Missionary Baptist Church welcomes all despite flood damage. (Robert W. Wallace)
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American Red Cross Still Working to Aid Flood Victims
Southern Baptists Deliver Shower and Laundry Facility Trailer to Carlisle Community
Clarksville, TN – In the four days since violent flash floods ripped through several small communities, the American Red Cross has been working to help as families clean up their belongings and try to rebuild their homes and lives.
Many local agencies have also stepped up to partner with the Red Cross in their relief efforts. The Southern Baptist Shower and Laundry Trailer arrived from Jackson, TN today, and is currently stationed outside the Carlisle Missionary Baptist Church in Carlisle for local residents to utilize.
American Red Cross worker Bob Tyler loads food boxes to be distributed to residents of Stewart County, Tennessee, who were affected by recent flash floods. The provisions, a two-week food supply for the average family, are provided by the Churches of Christ Disaster Relief Effort of Nashville, Tennessee. The work in Tennessee continues the long-term collaboration between the Red Cross and the Churches of Christ Disaster Relief Effort. (Robert W. Wallace)
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American Red Cross assisting Those affected by Flash Flooding
Two Rivers Chapter Volunteers Working to Meet Emergency Needs
Clarksville, TN – Severe spring storms and flash floods poured torrential rain over much of Tennessee on Saturday morning and again in the evening.
Eight homes were destroyed from the flood with 26 others sustaining major damage, across 4 counties including Henry, Houston, Montgomery and Stewart. The Red Cross responded immediately to provide food, shelter and emotional support to help families who had been affected by the storms. «Read the rest of this article»
Clarksville Firefighters Association Local 3180 makes donation to Two Rivers Chapter of the American Red Cross
Clarksville, TN – On Tuesday, the Clarksville Firefighters Association (CFFA) Local 3180 presented a $500.00 check to the Two Rivers Chapter of the American Red Cross.
The Red Cross plans to use the Clarksville Firefighter’s donation to continue to provide disaster relief services in Montgomery County.
The Two Rivers Chapter serves 7 counties across middle and West Tennessee has already provided assistance to 77 families in Montgomery County this year.
David Kirkland, the President of Local 3180 presents Julie Campos, the director of the Two Rivers Chapter of the American Red Cross with a check for $500.00.
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