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Martha Pendergraph and Jack Dwiggins, dedicated volunteers who devote many hours a week to  the Chapters Blood Services are pictured above with Bob Fechner, CEO, Carolina Blood Region, receiving an award on behalf of the  Central North Carolina Chapter Blood Collections for the year fiscal year of 2006-2007.

Volunteers Needed for Community Events

Each year over one million Americans serve as Red Cross volunteers serving local community needs — helping people in emergencies, providing half the nation's blood supply, teaching first aid and CPR courses, delivering emergency messages to members of the military, organizing programs for the elderly and the young.

Red Cross volunteers work directly with people, serve on boards of directors, serve as managers, advisors, and provide behind the scenes support. They assist with blood drives, provide disaster relief and education, and train other volunteers in lifesaving first aid and CPR techniques.

Volunteer Today! Helping others feels good, and helps you feel good about yourself. Your local Red Cross can work with you to provide rewarding experiences, opportunities to utilize your talents, or provide training to help you serve your community. Volunteer Positions Are Available!

What is the first step to become a volunteer? What kind training do I need? Who can become a Red Cross volunteer? Where do I fit in?  

If you are interested in volunteering, please follow this link, open the attached documents, complete them, save them to your desktop and then email the completed forms to hudonb@usa.redcross.org.

If you prefer to print the documents and then fill them out, you may fax them to 919-493-5272 attention Blanche Hudon or drop them off or mail them to the following address:

Blanche Hudon
Director of Volunteer Services
Central North Carolina Chapter, American Red Cross
4737 University Drive, Durham, NC 27707
Fax: 919-493-5272
Email: hudonb@usa.redcross.org