American Red Cross

The best thing you can do right now is to check on loved ones, whether it's through texts, tweets, Facebook posts, email, and/or phone calls.  You can register yourself as Safe and Well here: http://www.redcross.org/find-help/contact-family/register-safe-listing You can find open shelters

Nearly 100 Red Cross blood drives have already been cancelled due to the storm, and this will only increase as the week goes on. These cancellations represent a loss of as many as 3,200 blood and platelet products. We're asking people who are eligible to give blood, especially in places not affected

The American Red Cross is providing safe shelter from Hurricane Sandy to thousands of people across nine states in the Mid-Atlantic and Northeast as this massive and dangerous storm makes landfall. As of October 29th, the Red Cross has: o Mobilized more than 1,300 disaster workers into the region

We need your help now. Red Cross relief services for Isaac could cost tens of millions of dollars. You have always come through for us when Americans need help. The Red Cross is providing help and comfort to people along the Gulf Coast - staying in shelters, without power or cleaning up