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Southern Homes and Gardens presents “Taste of the Gardens” a
benefit for the American Red Cross of Central Alabama
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“Taste of the Gardens” event will be on Thursday May 10, 2012 from
5:00-8:00 p.m. at Southern Homes and Gardens at 8820 on Vaughn Road.
Guests will be treated to a unique experience as they wander though
Southern Homes and Gardens, listening to the live music of Henry
Pugh, shopping, bidding on silent auction items and sampling
signature delicacies from area restaurants.
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Wilson Elementary School collects money for the Red
Cross |
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Grainger Foundation presents the Red Cross of
Central Alabama with a $10,000 check to support
local programs and services. |
American Red Cross of Central
Alabama CEO, Jackie Buck, accepting
$400 for disaster relief from Pete Preston,
President of R3 (River Region Runners). |
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Fever - Tiger Pride in Montgomery, Alabama
donated $10,000 to support the relief efforts
from April's Fury |
Mr. Roscoe Reed, Owner of "The
Owner's Box" Restaurant donated $1,000 to relief
efforts of the Alabama Tornadoes |
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The
American Red Cross, a humanitarian organization led by
volunteers and guided by its congressional charter and
the Fundamental Principles of the International Red
Cross Movement, will provide relief to victims of
disaster and help people prevent, prepare for, and
respond to emergencies. |
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For
more than 90 years the American Red Cross of Central Alabama
has been helping our community prevent, prepare for and
respond to disasters. Since its founding in 1917, the local
chapter has been working daily to help keep our neighbors
healthy and safe.
The American Red Cross exists to preserve life and
alleviate suffering. It is a place families can turn to for
food, shelter and comfort when fires and other emergencies
strike. Around the clock and every day of the year, the Red
Cross is responding to local disasters, teaching first aid
and CPR classes, collecting life-saving blood, serving as a
life link for members of the military and their families,
and helping communities near or far during times of crisis.
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last year alone, your local Red Cross provided assistance to
victims of nearly 400 disasters, helped 476 military
families with emergency communications, collected more than
10,500 units of lifesaving blood, and issued nearly 13,000
certificates in first aid, CPR, and other health and safety
courses.
It is
because of the generous support we receive from this
community that we are able to provide such vital services.
Your contributions of time, money and blood enable our
volunteers and staff to carry out the lifesaving mission of
the Red Cross.
 The
American Red Cross of Central Alabama is your local conduit
to care and compassion. We hope you will consider helping
support our humanitarian work by making a financial
contribution, becoming a volunteer or donating life-saving
blood. Together, we can save a life. |
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