how do I go about getting red cross to come out and do a blood drive and blood pressure check for a charitable
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try looking in your local newspapers or telephone dirctories for the local Red Cross office number. get in touch wid them n c what tehy can do for you. OR alternatively.. the Rotary International is an amazing organisation too.Try contacting any member of your local Rotary Club.They're pretty easy to get in touch wid. and ask them if they would be interested in helping you out. Or if they cant, ask if they know how to get in touch wid teh Red Cross.
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She should go to the american red cross
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Easter seals, march of dimes, Shriner's, sometimes like rotatry clubs.....maybe cathlic charities... good luck...and you will be in my prayers
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This site has a locator for a American Red Cross in your area.  They can direct you to classes though I am not sure they are free:\n\nhttp://www.redcross.org/where/where.html\n\nThis site also has a locator from the American Heart Association:\n\nhttp://www.americanheart.org/presenter.jhtml?identifier=3011764\n\nI got a lot of results by doing a yahoo search with "cpr and first aid classes" and my county (and I live in a small town).  My local hospital offered courses, as well as the local community college.
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There are blood banks in quite a few cities in Oklahoma.  In Norman, one of them (at least it was, still should be) was on Campus Corner.  Just look them up in a phone book or Internet yellow pages.
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You can also request a copy of the document directly from the charity or nonprofit organization - they are required to disclose it.  Some may have it available on the web.
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The Red Cross usually has pamphlets and articles at their business.  You may also check their website for more info.
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Try the 5% to the Church and 5% to the charity
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the american heart association has a lot of good info.\n\nFor taking blood pressure purchase them a digital BP cuff - you just slide it on your arm and push a button - it will inflate & deflate and display the results on a screen.  Many of them will also save the results up to 10 tests.\nThey also come in large display models for older people with sight impairments also.
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Apply for the christmas list at your local DHR office....otherwise known as the welfare office....also contact local churches to see what they may have to offer. You may want to check with the Community Service Program in your area (OCAP). Look up social services in the phone book and make some calls. \nBest of luck to you, and I hope your surgery goes well.
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thanx for the 2 points!, look up  Red cross centers near you. Thats where you can donate for cash
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look in the phone book for the American Red Cross!
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Some churches will help, sometimes the Red Cross can help, and if you are a veteran, there may be special programs to help you.  \n\nCall some local social service agencies, YMCA, Churches, homeless support agencies, they often have an employee or more who specifically help match people in need up with the various local programs. It helps to have a professional social service person helping you because these programs change often.\n\nI used to work for the YMCA in matching people up with the needed services in my area.
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Hit some of your neighborhood strip malls, try some of the stores you frequent. Go in person, though, don't just call them. Ask for the manager and explain your project. Most will donate something. I wouldn't ask for any particular item, just let them donate what they want. You wouldn't believe all the free stuff they'll give you if they know it's going for a neighborood kids group. You should promise that they will get recognition at the auction for their donation, like a sign saying who donated each item.
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Call 411 and ask for services like United Way. They could help you. Also some people ask for help in Ebay ads. Look in the Yellow Pages for community agencies. Call the library and tell them about your situation they can give you specific ph numbers as well.
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Try the head office of the Charity Commission in Liverpool, UK. Do not know the full address, but I have dealings with them in the past, and they are very helpful.
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You might try contacting your local United Blood Services..They insert IV's, so perhaps they would know