Re: Thanks and Resolutions


	Ronald, just checking in after my earlier email on resolutions. There's such a great deal of charity over the holiday season, but help and assistance are really needed all year round - and no less when dealing with people facing disaster and other emergencies, like we do. I hope you'll join us and re-consider the opportunities below to do more good in 2011 - take a moment see what areas below interest you. Thanks again for being a partner. We need you on our side in 2011! ~Gail



	From: Gail McGovern, American Red Cross To: [email protected] Sent: Thursday, January 05, 2011 Subject: Thanks and Resolutions

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Make Your Red Cross Resolution Start today and save a life tomorrow.

Dear Ronald,

Because you joined us ... volunteered... took or taught a class … gave blood or a donation …

… We were able to respond to an incredible number of emergency situations in your community and around the world over the past year. Thank you.

Now at the dawn of a new year, a new lease on life, I hope you’ll consider resolving to do good again in 2011. You can make a direct impact on the well being, safety and readiness of friends, family and neighbors in your own community.

From volunteer opportunities and local blood drives to safety courses and monthly donations, there are countless opportunities for you to touch lives, change lives, and make a difference down the street, across the country, and around the world.

Make your New Year’s resolution with the Red Cross today.

Happy New Year - and thank you again, for being the heart of the American Red Cross!

Gail McGovern
President and CEO
American Red Cross

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