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The American Red Cross of Central Maryland
Harford County
P. O. Box 951
Bel Air, MD 21014
HarfordCounty@arc-cmc.org
1-866-358-9207


Harford County Board of Directors:

Marlene Lieb, Board Chair
Harford Community College

Wendell Baxter

John A. Butler
Event Coordinator
Black & Decker

Stephanie Dinsmore

Julie Duley
Realtor
Prudential Carruthers Realtors

Henry C. Godfrey
Financial Advisor
Merrill Lynch

Kelly Jara
Executive Director
Harford Cable Network

Carl D. Kilhoffer
Timberdoodle Enterprises, LLC

Bryan Linscott
Vice President
Aon Consulting

Robert W. O'Reilly

William A. Schultheis, Jr.
Executive Vice President
APGFCU

Robert Thomas
Office of Government and Community Relations
Harford County Government

Susan R. Walls

RED CROSS ASSISTS FIVE HAVRE DE GRACE FAMILES AFFECTED BY FIRE
American Red Cross volunteers were on the scene Thursday (July 27) to provide emergency services to five families affected by a fire that damaged homes on the 100 block of Van Cherie Court in Havre De Grace. The Red Cross provided food and temporary shelter to the victims. Volunteers and caseworkers continue to follow-up with the displaced families.

All American Red Cross assistance is free, provided as a gift from the American people. If you would like to help the victims of this and other disasters, you can make an online contribution to the American Red Cross Disaster Relief Fund by calling 410-624-2000.

HARFORD COUNTY LEADERS
The Harford County District recently held its 17th Annual Leadership Breakfast. The breakfast honored Harford County residents and businesses for their support of the Red Cross. Learn more here.

In March the Harford County Council proclamed March as Red Cross Month in Harford County.

WHAT IS THE RED CROSS DOING IN HARFORD COUNTY?
In 2006 Harford County Red Cross volunteers and staff...

• Responded to 21 local disasters, including fires and severe weather
• Assisted 31 local families after disasters
• T rained 31 volunteers in emergency response

• T rained 862 persons in first aid and CPR
• T rained 2,117 persons in aquatics safety skills
• Provided 410 persons with Red Cross disaster preparedness information