May 4, 2010

The following information shows our total service delivery since the beginning of the severe weather in Mississippi:
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Fast Facts, Tornadoes (April/May 2010) | Tagged: Fast Facts, mississippi, tornadoes |
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March 29, 2010

The following information shows our total service delivery since the beginning of the New Jersey floods:
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Fast Facts, Spring Floods 2010 | Tagged: distributions, Fast Facts, flooding, new jersey, red cross, shelters |
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Posted by amrecro
March 24, 2010

The following information shows our total service delivery since the beginning of the New Jersey floods:
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Spring Floods 2010 | Tagged: erv, Fast Facts, food, new jersey, red cross, shelters |
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Posted by amrecro
October 3, 2009

The following information shows our total service delivery since the beginning of the Georgia floods:
• Shelters opened: 8
• Shelter Overnight Stays: 2,553
• Supplies distributed (like Clean up kits): 81,904
• Meals served: 33,710
• Snacks served: 33,397
• Emergency Response Vehicles on the ground: 21
• Mental Health Consultations: 1,886
• Health Services Consultations: 1,049
• Red Cross workers involved: 751
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Southeast Floods (Sept. 2009) | Tagged: American Red Cross, Clean-up kits, comfort kits, disaster, emergency response vehicle, Fast Facts, floods, georgia, health services, meals, mental health, red cross, red cross workers, shelter, snacks, southeast floods, stats, volunteers, water |
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Posted by amrecro
October 2, 2009

The following information shows our total service delivery since the beginning of the Georgia floods:
• Shelters opened: 8
• Shelter Overnight Stays: 2,377
• Supplies distributed (like Clean up kits): 47,556
• Meals served: 29,708
• Snacks served: 27,755
• Emergency Response Vehicles on the ground: 21
• Mental Health Consultations: 1,364
• Health Services Consultations: 884
• Red Cross workers involved: 742
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Southeast Floods (Sept. 2009) | Tagged: American Red Cross, Clean-up kits, comfort kits, emergency response vehicle, Fast Facts, floods, health services, meals, mental health, red cross, shelter, snacks, southeast, stats, volunteer |
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Posted by amrecro
September 30, 2009

The following information shows our total service delivery since the beginning of the Georgia floods:
• Shelters opened: 8
• Shelter Overnight Stays: 2,011
• Supplies distributed (like Clean up kits): 44,453
• Meals served: 22,165
• Snacks served: 19,479
• Emergency Response Vehicles on the ground: 21
• Mental Health Consultations: 1,034
• Health Services Consultations: 642
• Red Cross workers involved: 742
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Southeast Floods (Sept. 2009) | Tagged: American Red Cross, Clean-up kits, comfort kits, emergency response vehicle, Fast Facts, floods, georgia, meals, red cross, service delivery, shelter, snacks, southeast floods, stats |
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Posted by amrecro
September 29, 2009


- The first Polynesians established themselves in what is now American Samoa around 1000 B.C.
- The seven islands that make up American Samoa are 2,300 miles southwest of Hawaii and 1,600 miles northeast of New Zealand.
- The island of Tutuila is the largest of the group and its capital is Pago Pago (pahn-go pahn-go). The capital of Pago Pago (pahn-go pahn-go) The island houses government offices and most of American Samoa’s industry. It makes up two-thirds of the total land area of American Samoa and is the home to a majority of the 65,000 people that comprise American Samoan population.
- The majority of the American Samoans live near the shore, though there are many villages in the interior of Tutuila. In addition to the American Samoans, the residents of American Samoa include Chinese, Filipinos, Koreans, Papalagi (pah-pah’-lah-ngee) or Europeans and other Caucasians, Tongans, and Western Samoans.
- April 17, 1900, the chiefs on Tutuila and Aunu’u ceded their islands by treaty to the U.S. In the 1930s, the naval base built there took on strategic importance when the Japanese began naval actions in the Pacific.
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Fast Facts, International Updates, Pacific Islands Tsunami 2009 | Tagged: American Red Cross, american samoa, Fast Facts, Pago Pago, red cross, Tutuila |
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Posted by amrecro
September 26, 2009

The following information shows our total service delivery since the beginning of the Georgia floods:
• Shelters opened: 7
• Shelter Overnight Stays: 1,250*
• Meals served: 6,105*
• Snacks served: 7,266*
• Comfort kits distributed: 389
• Clean up kits distributed: 767*
• Emergency Response Vehicles on the ground: 21*
• Mental Health Consultations: 225*
• Health Services Consultations:193*
• Red Cross workers involved: 295*
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Southeast Floods (Sept. 2009) | Tagged: American Red Cross, Clean-up kits, comfort kits, Emergency Response Vechicle, Fast Facts, floods, georgia, health services, meals, mental health, red cross, red cross workers, shelter, southeast, stat, volunteer |
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Posted by amrecro
September 25, 2009

The following information shows our total service delivery since the beginning of the Georgia floods:
• Shelters opened: 7
• Shelter Overnight Stays: 651
• Meals served: 3,611
• Snacks served: 6,423
• Comfort kits distributed: 389
• Clean up kits distributed: 367
• Emergency Response Vehicles on the ground: 7
• Mental Health Consultations: 133
• Health Services Consultations:168
• Red Cross workers involved: 213
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Southeast Floods (Sept. 2009), Uncategorized | Tagged: American Red Cross, Clean-up kits, comfort kits, Emergency Response Vechicle, Fast Facts, georgia, meals, numbers, red cross, red cross workers, shelter, snacks, southeast floods, stats, volunteers |
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Posted by amrecro
April 3, 2009

The following information shows our total service delivery since the beginning of the Red River floods:
* indicates an adjustment to previously reported number.
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North-Central Flooding (Mar 2009) | Tagged: fast fact, Fast Facts, info, numbers, statistics |
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