Save a Life

Save A Life

THOUSANDS RELY ON US

Last year, the Butler County Chapter of the American Red Cross responded to 37 disasters providing financial assistance to more than 150 people to help with disaster-caused needs. When disaster strikes, we provide food, clothing, shelter and health-related assistance to those affected. Once immediate needs are met, we offer clean up kits, counseling and other financial assistance. All Red Cross disaster services are provided free of charge.

More than 15,000 of your neighbors were trained with vital life-saving skills last year. Many learned how to administer First Aid, CPR or Automated External Defibrillators (AEDs), while others obtained job-related skills through Red Cross Lifeguarding and Babysitting courses.

HELP US HELP OTHERS

Following is a menu of supplies and equipment that are critical to our lifesaving business. Sponsorship of these items ensures that we continue to provide relief to disaster victims and help people prevent, prepare for and respond to emergencies. Adopt an item (or two) to help us help others – when it matters most.

DISASTER SERVICES

Volunteer Training

Provides one training class for one disaster volunteer

$150/person/class

Volunteer Equipment

Equips one disaster volunteer with items essential for disaster response for one (1) year.

$750/person

Vehicle

Ensures that the Red Cross arrives at the scene of a disaster.

$750

Sheltered Family

Provides a displaced family of four (4) with cots, blankets, pillows and comfort kits (personal hygiene items such as comb, toothbrush, etc.)

$350

Clean Up Kit

This kit with essential cleaning materials is provided to homes that have been devastated by disaster

$50

HEALTH AND SAFETY

Mannequin

All individuals who learn Red Cross CPR skills practice on mannequins

$180

Automated External Defibrillators (AEDs)

$325

Babysitters Training

$45

YES! I want to help support the Butler Chapter's efforts (both in training and in direst support) to provide relief to individuals and families touched by disaster.

Save A Life participants will be recognized on the Chapter's web site

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