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Tornadoes will become more frequent in coming weeks. Here's what to know if your home is destroyed

Read full article: Tornadoes will become more frequent in coming weeks. Here's what to know if your home is destroyed

An average of 1,200 tornadoes hit yearly, and the United States will probably get more killer supercells spawning tornadoes and hail as the world warms.

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JFRD says it took more than 50 firefighters and over 4 hours to put out fire at Mandarin apartment complex

Read full article: JFRD says it took more than 50 firefighters and over 4 hours to put out fire at Mandarin apartment complex

Jacksonville Fire Rescue Department said it took more than 50 firefighters and over four hours to put out a fire at a Mandarin apartment complex that displaced 34 residents on Thursday.

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Red Cross helping over 30 displaced residents at Mandarin apartment after fire

Read full article: Red Cross helping over 30 displaced residents at Mandarin apartment after fire

Over 30 residents at a Mandarin apartment were displaced Thursday after a multi-unit fire.

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‘We have to be ready’: California wildfires highlight ongoing need for more Red Cross volunteers

Read full article: ‘We have to be ready’: California wildfires highlight ongoing need for more Red Cross volunteers

As fire crews continue their efforts to battle the California wildfires, officials with the Northeast Florida chapter of the American Red Cross say the disaster is shining a light on the ongoing need for volunteers.

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Do you have an information plan? UF professor warns of the dangers of misinformation during hurricanes

Read full article: Do you have an information plan? UF professor warns of the dangers of misinformation during hurricanes

Misinformation and conspiracy theories spreading online are hurting hurricane relief efforts. In the days following Hurricane Helene, federal and state officials have warned that false claims have distracted from rescue work.

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19 families lose apartment units after fire at Northside complex

Read full article: 19 families lose apartment units after fire at Northside complex

The American Red Cross assisted at least 19 displaced families after a fire at a Northside apartment complex on Harts Road.

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Red Cross says donations on 10th annual Giving Day will benefit hurricane preparedness in Northeast Florida

Read full article: Red Cross says donations on 10th annual Giving Day will benefit hurricane preparedness in Northeast Florida

Wednesday marks the Red Cross of Northeast Florida's 10th annual Giving Day, which encourages local communities to support the organization’s humanitarian efforts.

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Clay County firefighters go door-to-door to add smoke alarms for Middleburg residents

Read full article: Clay County firefighters go door-to-door to add smoke alarms for Middleburg residents

The Clay County Fire Rescue with the American Red Cross went door-to-door on Friday in a Middleburg neighborhood off Atlantis Drive to install smoke alarms.

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How to help Hurricane Idalia victims & where victims can get help

Read full article: How to help Hurricane Idalia victims & where victims can get help

The images from Florida’s Big Bend region are devastating. Homes flattened. Some properties have just a slab with no trace of the house. Other residents had several feet of water in their homes, roofs ripped off, and windows broken.

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Red Cross, JFRD hands gives hurricane kit items to people who live along the Ribualt River

Read full article: Red Cross, JFRD hands gives hurricane kit items to people who live along the Ribualt River

We’re more than two months into hurricane season and local agencies are making sure communities in high-flood zone areas are prepared.

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‘Grateful I can go help’: IT specialist volunteer from Jacksonville ready to make connections for Red Cross in Maui

Read full article: ‘Grateful I can go help’: IT specialist volunteer from Jacksonville ready to make connections for Red Cross in Maui

Tyler Smith has been volunteering at the American Red Cross in Riverside for six years and has gone on more than two dozen deployments, but this is his first wildfire.

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‘This is going to be a long road’: Jacksonville mom trying to recover from fire that destroyed home

Read full article: ‘This is going to be a long road’: Jacksonville mom trying to recover from fire that destroyed home

A family was displaced from their Moncrief home on Christobel Avenue after it was destroyed in a fire.

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5 ways you can help tornado victims in Mississippi

Read full article: 5 ways you can help tornado victims in Mississippi

A deadly tornado practically destroyed the small town of Rolling Fork, Mississippi and the surrounding areas, killing dozens and leaving a community in need of help.

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Red Cross called to assist 12 people after fire in Brentwood neighborhood

Read full article: Red Cross called to assist 12 people after fire in Brentwood neighborhood

The American Red Cross was called to assist six adults and six children Friday night after a stack of pallets caught fire and spread to nearby structures, according to the Jacksonville Fire and Rescue Department.

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Most disaster giving goes to relief efforts, not rebuilding

Read full article: Most disaster giving goes to relief efforts, not rebuilding

The COVID-19 pandemic greatly accelerated a long-running pattern in giving by foundations and charities for health and natural disasters, a new Chronicle analysis of nine years of data show.

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Council votes in favor of agreement to donate Jacksonville Beach Lifeguard Station to city

Read full article: Council votes in favor of agreement to donate Jacksonville Beach Lifeguard Station to city

The Jacksonville Beach City Council on Monday evening voted in favor of an agreement with the American Red Cross that will donate the Jacksonville Beach Lifeguard Station to the city.

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Tornado causes damage east of Houston; no injuries reported

Read full article: Tornado causes damage east of Houston; no injuries reported

A powerful storm system took aim at the Gulf Coast on Tuesday, spawning a tornado that caused damage east of Houston.

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Red Cross issues flood safety tips as Nicole strengthens, heads toward coast

Read full article: Red Cross issues flood safety tips as Nicole strengthens, heads toward coast

The American Red Cross is urging residents along the coast of Northeast Florida to prepare their homes ahead of Tropical Storm Nicole.

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‘They’re making a difference in people’s lives’: Red Cross helping Arcadia residents who lost their homes in Hurricane Ian

Read full article: ‘They’re making a difference in people’s lives’: Red Cross helping Arcadia residents who lost their homes in Hurricane Ian

After Hurricane Ian tore through Southwest Florida, people are still struggling for basic needs like power, water and a place to stay.

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A multi-purpose arena in Southwest Florida is being used as a shelter for hurricane victims

Read full article: A multi-purpose arena in Southwest Florida is being used as a shelter for hurricane victims

Hertz Arena in Estero is a 7,181 seat arena used for sports and entertainment. Right now, more than 500 people call it home.

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Northeast Florida medical clinics ship 2 trucks of supplies to people affected by Hurricane Ian in Southwest Florida

Read full article: Northeast Florida medical clinics ship 2 trucks of supplies to people affected by Hurricane Ian in Southwest Florida

So many people responded to Millennium Physician Group’s call for vital supplies for those affected by Hurricane Ian that the group of medical clinics in Northeast Florida had to order a second truck to load with the donations for Southwest Florida.

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News4JAX & American Red Cross team up to help people affected by Hurricane Ian

Read full article: News4JAX & American Red Cross team up to help people affected by Hurricane Ian

News4JAX and the American Red Cross are teaming up on Tuesday to host a phone bank for anyone who wants to donate to Hurricane Ian victims.

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What you should bring to an evacuation shelter

Read full article: What you should bring to an evacuation shelter

With several local counties issuing evacuation orders for Hurricane Ian, the Red Cross offered some advice for those preparing to head to shelters.

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Pickup truck backs into Westside house

Read full article: Pickup truck backs into Westside house

A pickup truck backed through the front wall and door of a house in the Westside’s Cedar Hills neighborhood on Friday, according to the Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office.

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American Red Cross in urgent need of volunteers

Read full article: American Red Cross in urgent need of volunteers

Like many organizations that help people in need, the Red Cross is experiencing a shortage in volunteers that started during the pandemic.

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JFRD, American Red Cross help residents in Northside neighborhood prone to flooding amid hurricane season

Read full article: JFRD, American Red Cross help residents in Northside neighborhood prone to flooding amid hurricane season

The Jacksonville Fire and Rescue Department and the American Red Cross worked together to keep people in high flood zones safe on the Northside safe amid hurricane season.

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JFRD helping Ribault area prep for hurricane season

Read full article: JFRD helping Ribault area prep for hurricane season

Jacksonville Fire and Rescue is helping the Ribault neighborhood be prepared for hurricane season.

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Jax Beach City Council votes against ballot referendum to decide Volunteer Life Saving Corps’ future

Read full article: Jax Beach City Council votes against ballot referendum to decide Volunteer Life Saving Corps’ future

Volunteer lifeguards on Monday evening rallied outside Jacksonville Beach City Hall -- urging city council members to allow voters to decide the future of the Volunteer Life Saving Corps (VLSC).

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State fire marshal investigating suspicious fire on Ken Knight Drive, JFRD says

Read full article: State fire marshal investigating suspicious fire on Ken Knight Drive, JFRD says

A fire Friday morning at a triplex on Ken Knight Drive is believed to be suspicious, the Jacksonville Fire and Rescue Department said.

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With a big need for blood donations, this local center is getting creative

Read full article: With a big need for blood donations, this local center is getting creative

LifeSouth Community Blood Center is taking creative measures to recruit donors.

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American Red Cross offers advice on hurricane supplies

Read full article: American Red Cross offers advice on hurricane supplies

Family is top priority when preparing for hurricane season.

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8 apartments damaged in fire at complex on Century 21 Drive

Read full article: 8 apartments damaged in fire at complex on Century 21 Drive

Firefighters with the Jacksonville Fire and Rescue Department were called to extinguish a fire Thursday afternoon at an apartment complex on Century 21 Drive.

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Free smoke alarms now available for residents in 35 counties

Read full article: Free smoke alarms now available for residents in 35 counties

The American Red Cross is offering free smoke alarms to residents in 35 counties, including all of Northeast Florida, to help prevent fire deaths.

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Woman intentionally starts fire in Westside apartments, 30 people displaced, police say

Read full article: Woman intentionally starts fire in Westside apartments, 30 people displaced, police say

A woman started a fire in her Westside apartment Sunday night, leaving over a dozen of people without a home, according to the Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office.

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Why blood donation from the Black community is so crucial

Read full article: Why blood donation from the Black community is so crucial

You hear it often: There’s a need for blood donors -- but there’s apparently a particular need for the Black community to step up and donate.

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Red Cross called to help 4 adults after electrical fire, JFRD says

Read full article: Red Cross called to help 4 adults after electrical fire, JFRD says

The American Red Cross was called to help four adults after a mobile home fire on Sears Road, according to the Jacksonville Fire and Rescue Department.

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Red Cross called to help 3 children, 3 adults after cooking fire, JFRD says

Read full article: Red Cross called to help 3 children, 3 adults after cooking fire, JFRD says

The American Red Cross was called to help three children and three adults after a house fire Tuesday afternoon off Collins Road near Blanding Boulevard, according to the Jacksonville Fire and Rescue Department.

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Struggle continues for some gov’t entities to fill positions

Read full article: Struggle continues for some gov’t entities to fill positions

Virtually every area of state government is facing a hiring crisis due to low salaries.

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Red Cross called to help child, 3 adults after Westside house fire

Read full article: Red Cross called to help child, 3 adults after Westside house fire

The American Red Cross was called to help a child and three adults who were displaced by a house fire Monday in the Hyde Park area on the Westside, according to the Jacksonville Fire and Rescue Department.

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Red Cross helping 10 families after fire at Mandarin apartment complex

Read full article: Red Cross helping 10 families after fire at Mandarin apartment complex

An early morning apartment complex fire in Mandarin left multiple units badly damaged with 10 families in need of assistance from the Red Cross.

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American Red Cross facing biggest blood shortage in decades

Read full article: American Red Cross facing biggest blood shortage in decades

The American Red Cross is in the middle of the worse blood shortage in decades.

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Local American Red Cross volunteer to help prepare meals for tornado victims

Read full article: Local American Red Cross volunteer to help prepare meals for tornado victims

It was the deadliest 24 hours in December for tornadoes on record. Tornadoes tore through eight states over the weekend, killing at least 88 people, and the death toll is expected to rise.

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911 calls released in Westside apartment fire

Read full article: 911 calls released in Westside apartment fire

A day after a fire tore through a building at Jacksonville Heights Apartments off 103rd Street on the Westside, city workers walked the property and put up a condemned sign on Tuesday.

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6 adults, child get help from Red Cross after home damaged in fire

Read full article: 6 adults, child get help from Red Cross after home damaged in fire

Six adults and one child are getting help from the American Red Cross after a north Jacksonville home was damaged in a fire.

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Blood banks push for donations on Blood Donation Day amid nationwide shortage

Read full article: Blood banks push for donations on Blood Donation Day amid nationwide shortage

You can donate if you have been vaccinated or recently recovered from COVID-19.

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Red Cross encourages Northeast Florida residents to have storm plan in place

Read full article: Red Cross encourages Northeast Florida residents to have storm plan in place

As Tropical Storm Henri brings winds and rains to the Northeast, the American Red Cross of Northeast Florida advises residents to keep an emergency storm plan in place during hurricane season.

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Haiti's troubled history may slow aid to earthquake victims

Read full article: Haiti's troubled history may slow aid to earthquake victims

Humanitarian aid is flowing into Haiti following Saturday’s 7.2-magnitude earthquake there and a death toll that has reached 1,297.

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Donors needed amid severe blood shortage

Read full article: Donors needed amid severe blood shortage

There is a desperate need for more blood and platelet donations right now across the country.

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Virtual schooling, vacations trigger blood shortage in Northeast Florida

Read full article: Virtual schooling, vacations trigger blood shortage in Northeast Florida

The American Red Cross said there is a serious blood shortage nationwide due to an increase in trauma cases, organ transplants and elective surgeries.

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American Red Cross asking for donations for annual Giving Day

Read full article: American Red Cross asking for donations for annual Giving Day

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – The American Red Cross’ annual Giving Day is on Wednesday. He said the support the American Red Cross provides makes a big difference for people affected by these disasters. That’s the most difficult time probably in their lifetime and when you have Red Cross there that fast, it means everything will be okay. " AdThe money raised on Giving Day will go towards disaster relief efforts including food assistance and emotional support. To donate or learn about volunteer opportunities, visit the American Red Cross website.

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Immigrant teens to be housed at Dallas convention center

Read full article: Immigrant teens to be housed at Dallas convention center

FILE - In this March 31, 2020 file photo, a leaning sign sits in front of the Kay Bailey Hutchison Convention Center in downtown Dallas. “There’s no other way to claim it than a Biden border crisis.”Texas Gov. The memo sent to Dallas City Council members says the Federal Emergency Management Agency and HHS will “be responsible for providing shelter management and contracts” for food, security, cleaning, and medical care at the convention center. Dallas previously offered space to HHS during the 2014 surge of crossings of immigrant children. HHS also has said it will house immigrant youths in Midland.

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Do you suspect you’ve had COVID-19? Here’s an easy way to get an antibody test and confirm

Read full article: Do you suspect you’ve had COVID-19? Here’s an easy way to get an antibody test and confirm

I’d heard rumblings that you could give blood through the American Red Cross, and they’d test your blood for antibodies. Worth mentioning: The Red Cross says it’s a perfectly safe time to donate, despite COVID-19. How to interpret your resultsMine said: “COVID-19 Test Result: NEGATIVE.” And I blanked for a second, as in, “Negative? Learn more about COVID-19 antibody testing.” (It’s like the Red Cross knows that we’re not all health experts). The Red Cross could use your donation one way or the other.

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City hosts beach cleanup Saturday for endangered right whales

Read full article: City hosts beach cleanup Saturday for endangered right whales

JACKSONVILLE BEACH, Fla. – The city of Jacksonville and Keep Jacksonville Beautiful will host the 12th annual Right Whale Beach Cleanup on Saturday morning. The event is from 8 to 10 a.m.Volunteer check-in is at the American Red Cross station at 1 First Street North in Jacksonville Beach. Volunteers must be at least 18 years old or accompanied by an adult. The cleanup celebrates the North Atlantic right whales' yearly return to their only known calving area in the southeastern United States. With as few as 450 right whales remaining, protecting this highly endangered species and its offspring is essential to bringing them back from the brink of extinction, the city said.

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Red Cross volunteers heading to Gulf Coast ahead of Hurricane Delta

Read full article: Red Cross volunteers heading to Gulf Coast ahead of Hurricane Delta

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – Help is on the way ahead of Hurricane Delta. Red Cross volunteers are leaving Tuesday to help those affected by the oncoming storm. The group will help the Gulf Coast area with hurricane preps, food, shelters and aftermath resources. Volunteers said that assisting others this year has been particularly challenging due to COVID-19, but in the end, it’s always worth it. And I guess that’s why I do it and continue to do it.”Morgan said the Red Cross is always looking for volunteers, including virtual ones.

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Coronavirus complicates wildfire evacuations on West Coast

Read full article: Coronavirus complicates wildfire evacuations on West Coast

Volunteers wearing disposable masks walked from group to group, taking down their information and asking what they need for the days ahead. Normally, they'd be gathering in school gymnasiums and meeting halls, sleeping on cots and eating at buffet lines, all provided by organizations like the Red Cross, Salvation Army and other faith and community groups. When possible, displaced residents are sent to hotels instead of group shelters. In group shelters, staffers are using plastic pipes strung with clear shower curtains to separate evacuees but allow them to see out from their own socially distanced areas. In Oregon, group shelters are set up at churches, colleges and community buildings, while malls, golf courses and other businesses opened parking for evacuees who can stay in recreational vehicles.

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Lending a hand: Jacksonville agencies help in aftermath of Hurricane Laura

Read full article: Lending a hand: Jacksonville agencies help in aftermath of Hurricane Laura

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – The Jacksonville Community is lending a hand from utility crews and the red cross to Louisiana, Texas, Arkansas, and Mississippi after Hurricane Laura blasted through the gulf coast. American Red Cross crews left Northeast Florida Thursday. “Assessing what are the emergency needs are and what are the community needs going to be,” she said. There are many components of mental health, first aid, emergency needs, and tragedy. RELATED: Florida, Georgia utilities ready to help Gulf Coast in aftermath of stormsThe Red Cross says the Jacksonville community has already contributed monetary donations.

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'Terminator: Dark Fate' red carpet premiere canceled due to wildfires

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LOS ANGELES (CNN) - Paramount Pictures and Skydance have canceled the red carpet premiere for its new film "Terminator: Dark Fate" due to wildfires impacting Los Angeles. "In light of the ongoing, active fires being battled in the area, Paramount Pictures and Skydance have canceled tonight's Los Angeles premiere of 'Terminator: Dark Fate,'" a statement provided to CNN said. "We will be donating food intended for the after-party to the American Red Cross, which is serving those affected by the fires." On Monday morning, the Getty Fire, located on the west side of the busy 405 Freeway in Los Angeles, affected neighborhoods known for their high-value homes and celebrity residents. "Terminator: Dark Fate" is the latest film in the franchise that began in 1984.

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PHOTOS: News4Jax, Treemendous BBQ & Red Cross team up to feed those impacted by Irma

Read full article: PHOTOS: News4Jax, Treemendous BBQ & Red Cross team up to feed those impacted by Irma

News4Jax teamed up with the American Red Cross and Treemendous BBQ on Wednesday to feed those impacted by Hurricane Irma at the Solomon Calhoun Community Center in West Augustine. #FirstCoastSTRONG (Photos: Jerry McGovern/WJXT)

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Adventures in Gods Creation collecting donations to Bahamas

Read full article: Adventures in Gods Creation collecting donations to Bahamas

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. - Help is returning to the Bahamas after relief efforts were temporarily suspended ahead of Humberto. To help, many organizations including Adventures in Gods Creation, are collecting donations and raising money. Adventures in Gods Creation in Jacksonville Beach is working with other relief teams to collect donations and get supplies to some of the hardest-hit areas in the Bahamas. By ship, the American Red Cross sent supplies from its warehouses. It's really important that the individuals get some kind of dollars that they can start purchasing things again," said Christian Smith with the American Red Cross.

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Hurricane Dorian makes turn to north-northeast at Category 3...

Read full article: Hurricane Dorian makes turn to north-northeast at Category 3...

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. - After losing intensity for three days, Hurricane Dorian strengthened late Wednesday evening to a Category 3 storm as it began moving past the coast of Georgia. At 8 a.m. Thursday, the National Hurricane Center said the storm was maintaining sustained winds of 115 mph. The center of the storm was about 70 miles south southeast of Charleston, South Carolina -- but it finally took the long-expected turn to the north-northeast, still moving at 8 mph. Hurricane-force winds extend outward up to 60 miles from the center and tropical-storm-force winds extend outward up to 195 miles. Jacksonville and its surrounding counties felt the effects of Dorian through the day Wednesday as the storm slowly passed about 100 miles offshore.

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Mandatory Evacuation: Zones A and B

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News4Jax reporter Ashley Harding talks with Christian Smith with the American Red Cross about the mandatory evacuations for Dorian.

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Be prepared: Your pets need an emergency plan too

Read full article: Be prepared: Your pets need an emergency plan too

A local animal rescue organization hosted a fundraiser in the Oakleaf community Sunday afternoon to raise donations for their pets. Pet shelters may require proof of vaccines. Specialized pet shelters, animal control shelters, veterinary clinics and friends and relatives out of harm's way are ALL potential refuges for your pet during a disaster. Pet shelters will be filled on first come, first served basis. If pets cannot be found after a disaster, contact the local animal control office to find out where lost animals can be recovered.

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5 apps to help keep children safe when they're home alone

Read full article: 5 apps to help keep children safe when they're home alone

To make that transition a little easier, there are some smartphone apps that the American Red Cross suggests parents download to keep kids safe. The Red Cross advises that no child under the age of 8 should be at home by themselves for a lengthy period of time. The Pet First Aid app prepares you to help your furry friends with veterinary advice for everyday emergencies. The Swim app keeps loved ones safe in and around water with drowning prevention and emergency response information. The First Aid app gets instant access to information on handling the most common first aid emergencies.

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5 apps to help keep children safe when they're home alone

Read full article: 5 apps to help keep children safe when they're home alone

VIDEO: There are some smartphone apps that the American Red Cross suggests parents download to keep kids safe.

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After School Safety

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Amber Bierfreund with the American Red Cross joins us with some important information for your kids after school safety. Copyright 2019 by WJXT News4Jax - All rights reserved.

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Family of 7 burned out of Westside Jacksonville home

Read full article: Family of 7 burned out of Westside Jacksonville home

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. - The American Red Cross was called to assist a family of four adults and three children after a fire Monday night on the Westside. The large family and their dog were burned out of their home on Broadway Avenue, according to the Jacksonville Fire and Rescue Department. No injuries were reported and it's unclear what sparked the fire. The state fire marshal will determine the cause. Copyright 2019 by WJXT News4Jax - All rights reserved.

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