17K views · 31 reactions | Until July 31, you can make a Red Cross donation at your local Walmart. Walmart will match in-store donations up to $2,000 per store. | Canadian Red Cross | Facebook

547 reactions · 130 shares | For monetary donation, donate to Canadian Red Cross! | Ferdinand Cabatbat Ramos | Facebook

5.5K views · 104 reactions | Muggins was a lovable, and famous, Canadian Red Cross mascot from a bygone era! From 1914 to 1920, Muggins wandered downtown Victoria, BC with a donation box on his back. He helped raise an astounding $21,000 (equivalent to nearly $240,000 today) for veterans associations and the Red Cross.  Muggins' story: https://bit.ly/3yCITZq | Canadian Red Cross | Facebook

After months of heavy fighting, thousands of people continue to flee the Sudanese city of Al Fasher. Many, including unaccompanied children, women, and older adults, have made their way to Tawila, exhausted, hungry, and with almost no belongings. The city has quickly become the epicentre of the humanitarian response in North Darfur. Makeshift camps provide little shelter from the elements and families struggle daily to access food, water, and medical care. The Sudanese Red Crescent Society, toge

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877 reactions · 47 shares | Last year, we helped 81,000 people in Canada. Help us help more. Act now and get 2X match every month for a year. | Canadian Red Cross | Facebook

Our 2025 recap ❤️ A HUGE thank you to our staff, volunteers, partners and donors for your time, dedication and support for helping people in need in Canada and around the world. From all of us at the Canadian Red Cross, we wish you a happy, healthy, and safe New Year! | Canadian Red Cross

Since conflict escalated more than two years ago, the Palestine Red Crescent Society (PRCS) has been a vital lifeline for the people of Gaza. Their staff and volunteers have worked tirelessly to help their fellow civilians, but after months of limited aid crossing the border, their ability to continue their life-saving activities has been severely compromised. Nowhere is the impact perhaps felt more profoundly than at the four PRCS hospitals. Dr Alaa Al-Sharif is an emergency physician at the Al