This time of year is a challenge for the American Red Cross to collect blood donations due to the weather as well as the cold and flu season. However, dozens of people turned out to give blood over the last two days at Wheeling Island Hotel,

From winter storms to wildfires, severe weather and its after-effects have caused significant disruptions for the Red Cross.

The American Red Cross’ two-day annual Ohio Valley Media Day Blood Drive started strong on Monday, but is in need of many more donors. According to Sharon Kesselring, executive director of the American Red Cross of the Ohio River Valley,

American Red Cross is calling on donors to give blood or platelets now, to help protect the blood supply from the ongoing impacts of severe winter weather and wildfires. Type

The American Red Cross encourages donors to give blood or platelets now to help protect the blood supply from the ongoing impact

Severe weather and wildfires have led to canceled blood drives, and the Red Cross is asking for donations to help meet urgent needs.

The American Red Cross is sharing a renewed push for blood donations following nearly 500 blood drive cancellations across the U.S. READ MORE: <a href="

The American Red Cross is asking the public to donate blood amid severe winter weather and wildfires in the Los Angeles area.The Red Cross has experienced blood

The American Red Cross of Georgia is calling on metro Atlanta residents to give blood for those affected by recent cold temperatures.