They can use the app’s “I’m Safe” button to connect with their loved ones. People can download the free Red Cross Emergency App now to be ready in case of a disaster in their community. Volunteers are needed across the state - register and learn more here. Home fires are the most frequent disaster response for the Red Cross, which is also working to help families stay safe by installing free smoke alarms during its Sound the Alarm home fire safety events in at-risk communities. Change the batteries at least once a year if your model requires it. Place smoke alarms on each level of your home, including inside and outside bedrooms and sleeping areas.Practice your escape plan until everyone in your household can get out in less than two minutes.Select a meeting spot at a safe distance away from your home, such as your neighbor’s home or landmark like a specific tree in your front yard, where everyone knows to meet. Create an escape plan with at least two ways to exit every room in your home.Visit for more information and to pledge to prepare your family against home fires. Help protect your family against home fires by taking two simple steps: Practice your two-minute escape drill and test your smoke alarms monthly. Families interested in learning how to make their home safer can request a virtual appointment at /sc. During Sound the Alarm, volunteers meet with families by appointment throughout South Carolina to review fire safety for their household and practice their two-minute fire drill. The Red Cross is preparing families to act quickly through its year-round Home Fire Campaign and springtime Sound the Alarm efforts.
The Red Cross is helping four people by providing financial assistance for immediate needs such as food, clothing, and shelter, along with referrals to much needed resources. – American Red Cross disaster-trained volunteers are assisting a family whose home, located on Highway 301 N in Hamer, was damaged by a fire Sunday night.
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