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Red Cross Aids Family After Kula Fire

06 Dec 2011 - 12:38 pm

WAILUKU, December 5, 2011 - Volunteers with the American Red Cross responding to a residential fire reported on Kamila Street in Kula. Red Cross disaster volunteers are heading to the scene to meet with affected residents and ensure their immediate emergency needs for food, shelter and clothing are met.  Caseworkers will continue to follow up with anyone affected in the coming weeks to provide referrals, guidance or additional assistance as needed to help with the recovery process. 

The Red Cross encourages all families to make a disaster plan to include an evacuation plan with two different routes of escape, a communications plan to help families reconnect after disaster and a disaster supplies kit that is readily available to aid in a quick evacuation.  Information on developing a family plan is available to the public at www.redcross.org, or a brochure can be requested by calling 734-2101. 

The Red Cross is a non-profit humanitarian organization which provides assistance to meet the immediate emergency needs of those affected by disasters. All Red Cross assistance to disaster victims is free. The Red Cross is not a government agency; it depends on public contributions to help others. Your gift supports the lifesaving mission of the American Red Cross in your community, across the country and around the world.  To send a contribution, mail your check to:

American Red Cross
Hawaii State Chapter
45 North Market Street
Wailuku, HI 96793

Make a secure online donation at www.hawaiiredcross.org or call:  (808) 739-8109

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