Community leaders gather to explore collaborative strategies and exciting efforts to build stronger, more resilient communities.

Local volunteers check on neighbors and distribute door hangers in two mobile home parks to raise awareness about the dangers of extreme heat.

Close to 30 volunteers visit homes in South Tucson to install smoke alarms as part of National Sound the Alarm program.

A fourth grader and grandmother find a new friend at the Red Cross shelter in El Capitan. Stories of those impacted by the wildfires that quickly turned into floods as a result of the burn scar.

The burn scar left by the Salt and Fork Fires leads way to extreme flash flooding, forcing Red Cross volunteers to assist those affected by foot as they canvass impacted areas.

Representing the hottest large city in the country, our region’s CEO joins leaders from across the U.S., Tribal nations, and international communities to address the pressing issue of extreme heat.

How a woman who wasn’t expected to live past 30 is now a 49-year-old mother, businesswomen, and advocate inspiring lifesaving blood donations for Sickle Cell patients.

More than 100 community leaders, volunteers, and sponsors celebrate the launch of Los Donantes. Arizona Governor Hobbs - among others - donates life-saving blood to support cause.

People always think about the initial disaster, but often forget about how hard it can be to have a sense of normalcy as they embark in the recovery process.

Red Cross volunteers respond to an apartment fire that left several families without a safe place to cool down in the middle of an extreme heat warning.

All three chapters in AZ and NM participated in events celebrating the strength and courage of people who have been forced to flee their home country to escape conflict or persecution.

Salt River Pima-Maricopa Indian Community has been a steadfast partner for a decade, and we could not be prouder to present the co-branded mission response vehicle (MERV).