American Red Cross News

Take Steps to Get Prepared The American Red Cross and our community partners are closely monitoring Hurricane Beryl and its potential impact on South Texas. The time to get ready is now.

Fireworks can be dangerous; leave them to the professionals Independence Day is just ahead, and your plans might include firework displays, a backyard picnic, or perhaps fun at the beach. The American Red Cross offers these tips so you can enjoy a fun-packed, safe holiday.

Extreme heat can be deadly, but you can take steps to stay safe As extreme heat blankets the Texas Gulf Coast Region, the American Red Cross is asking residents to take three steps to stay safe: slow down, stay hydrated and spend time indoors.

Many residents are experiencing a power outage as the storms and tornado brought in strong winds and heavy rain across many portions of our state. Below are some tips on staying safe during and after a power outage. We recommend everyone keep t

Floodwaters are still standing in parts of southeastern Texas where flooding damaged homes in the greater Houston area. With more rain in the forecast, the Texas Gulf Coast American Red Cross encourages Texans to make sure they are staying weather aw

Within a few years of arriving at Sts. Simon and Jude Catholic Church in The Woodlands, Father Pat Garrett, discovered that the neighborhood south of the church was prone to flooding. Even though the flood waters affected the church parking lot but n

The American Red Cross opened a shelter in Montgomery County in response to the recent flooding due to rain and the rising waters around the rivers.

Many areas in Texas including The Woodlands area are under a threat for heavy rain and possible flash flooding. The American Red Cross is monitoring the situation and offers steps people should take to help stay safe.

A rare total solar eclipse will fill the skies from Texas to Maine on April 8, immersing people along its path into darkness. Millions are expected to travel to see the rare phenomenon and the American Red Cross has steps people should follow if plan

The Texas Gulf Coast Red Cross Houston chapter volunteers and the Northwest Volunteer Fire Department will be installing free smoke alarms for local families during a Sound the Alarm home fire safety event on April 13.

Working smoke alarms cut risk of home fire deaths in half Daylight saving time begins on March 10 and the American Red Cross encourages everyone to test their smoke alarms as they turn their clocks forward to make sure the devices are working.

Pet-friendly shelter available in Montgomery County Flood alerts are still in effect during the continued river runoffs from last week's heavy rains. The American Red Cross continues to monitor the situation. Currently the Texas Gulf Coast Red Cross is supporting 23 clients and 6 dogs across three she

The American Red Cross continues efforts to support people affected by the recent flooding in Montgomery County in partnership with community and government partners to provide information and assistance directly to those in need.