Disaster-trained volunteers from the American Red Cross of South Carolina are deploying to support disaster relief operations in Los Angeles where wildfires have forced thousands of people to evacuate.

Five disaster-trained volunteers from the American Red Cross of South Carolina are deploying to support disaster relief operations in Los Angeles where dangerous wildfires are burning, forcing

Executive Director of American Red Cross Sean Inoue discusses his organization’s efforts to provide emergency shelter and supplies to people fleeing from the Los Angeles wildfires on ‘America Reports.

National Spokesperson for the American Red Cross, Nicole Maul, joins Morning Joe to discuss how the organization is helping those impacted by the wildfires in LA County.

In Evansville, the American Red Cross says that both cats and dogs will now be allowed at the Lincoln Elementary School shelter. Pet owners should bring their own kennels and supplies. However, officials say they have some kennels available on site.

With thousands impacted by the wildfires in Southern Vermont, NBC5 and the American Red Cross is asking you to help the victims during their time of need. You can help the recovery efforts by donating money directly to the American Red Cross. All money will go directly to aiding those impacted by wildfires in Southern California.

Red Cross workers from New Jersey are leaving for California on Thursday to support relief efforts in the fire disaster zone.

The Red Cross of New Jersey is sending four disaster relief workers to California to help people who are affected by the wildfires in Los Angeles. Some Red Cross volunteers from Pennsylvania are also headed west to help relief efforts.