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American Red Cross on Standby

By: Import User
Updated: October 22, 2009
The American Red Cross is on standby to help homeowners when they return. Few people have requested help because most are staying with relatives. When the teams go into neighborhoods to help they will offer cleanup kits, give away meals and address shelter issues if people cannot stay in their homes. They hope to go into neighborhoods as soon as Friday.

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