Introduction Founded in 1984, the Ark Aid Street Mission is an organization who serves individuals who live on the margins of society. Known as a popular charity, The Ark is registered with the Canada Revenue Agency which is supported by a variety of people and associations such as churches and businesses. Staff, volunteers, and donors are all motivated by Christian faith, and express kindness, and love to individuals who need it most. The work and ministry of the Ark is dedicated to helping anyone who is need, regardless of colour, race, and ethnicity. The organization provides holistic services for the whole person, encouraging and helping individuals to discover or rediscover individual values.
Finally one worker stated that she had hurt her eye and the organization sent her to a clinic to get fixed and had her report to work the very next
The Wounded Warrior Project is the best charity because they made over 41 million dollars in donations for their veterans of military action of September 11 2001. The wounded Warrior Projecthelps 10’s of thousands of people every year with their programs Mind, Body , Engagement, Economics Empowerments. In 2003 the Wounded Warrior Project or (WWP) was started in Roanoke, Virginia and later moved to Jacksonville, Florida. Wounded warrior project (WWP) main goal is to help veterans of military action of september 11 on the world trade center and all the veterans beyond that day.
Former US Army four-star General Bryan Douglas Brown deserves to have his face on a postage stamp. He started from humble beginnings , and joined our Army as a private. During his 40 years of service to our nation, he rose to be a four-star general and much more. He has fought valiantly in Vietnam, Iraq, and Afghanistan. General Brown commanded the elite US Special Operations command.
Retired teacher, writer and this years volunteer of the year, this woman is one busy lady. Helping out within every department in the American Red Cross, it’s been said that Mary McLintock could practically run the place herself. She doesn’t rest until the job is done, giving each task 100%. At 100 years old one could say Mary McLintock is keeping her self entertained. I think Mary McLintock’s story would be ideal for the Buffalo News Newspaper.
Introduction In all healthcare, ethics have always played an important role and because of the role ethics has in healthcare, an organizations code of ethics is always under the microscope. An organization who is now under high scrutiny in the media is the Veteran Administration (VA). The Veterans Administration was created to take care of the American Military man/woman after the individual has honorably completed their service. With the recent events of the popular VA Scandal the VA code of ethics has been compromised.
At the Miami Rescue Mission Clinic (MRMC), patients came from the Miami Rescue Mission shelter and its surroundings. A very diverse community is seen at this clinic, especially, homeless patients that everyday face similar situations among them and that are prone to illicit drug use on the street or medication overuse when addiction is a medical condition. But, what are alternative treatments that can be used at the MRMC when knowing that opioids are not a good option for this population neither the clinic has a specialty in this area that can specifically deal with such condition by following already approved guidelines. In this primary care clinic, pain relief, monitor for appropriate use of chosen medications, and recommendations for effective alternatives of treatment will be primary concerns for
Introduction The novel Five Days at Memorial: Life and Death in a Storm-Ravaged Hospital by Sheri Fink is a gripping recollection of experiences from the effects of the natural disaster, Hurricane Katrina. Ethical dilemmas were presented when dying patients and poor conditions met. Because of Katrina, the floodwaters caused power outages that eliminated the ability to use essential equipment to care for critically ill patients (p. 64). Patients on life support required nurses to manually ambu-bagging them in order to maintain ventilation (p. 125).
The Red Cross is the single largest supplier of blood in the US, and was the first to develop treatment for hepatitis B & C, as well as HIV, West Nile Virus, and Chagas Disease. It provides 50% of the United States blood. The non-profit company that Clara Barton brought to America has been someone that America has turned to for help over its history,
I reviewed the financial statements for the American Red Cross, a well-known not-for-profit organization. Based on their statements, the main source of revenue comes from contributions, which include individual and corporate donations, foundation grants, and legacies (The American Red Cross, 2022). While these contributions cover a significant portion of their program and support expenses, the Red Cross also generates revenue from products and services, contracts, investment income, and other sources to fund the remainder of their expenses. I do believe that the American Red Cross’ revenue and expense model is effective and financially sustainable over time. Its scalable fundraising capabilities, strong brand, and reputation guarantee a constant
The nonprofit agency that I have chosen is the Red Cross. The Red Cross is considered humanitarian resources. The Red Cross was founded by Clara Barton in 1881. The Red Cross is an organization that helps those who are in need by providing them with emergency assistance. The Red Cross mostly get fund by donations.
Sedfrey Robles General Purpose: To Inform Topic: American Red Cross Statement of Specific Purpose: To inform the class about Red Cross and how that organization have helped many people. Thesis Statement: American Red Cross is one of the most helpful organizations here in the U.S. because it help/save many people with providing blood, shelter, support and tips to help us in terrible situation. I. Introduction a. Attention Getter - 5 amazing things red cross does to help and they help disaster relief, supporting military families, provide lifesaving blood, international service and give some health and safety services. b. State Topic - I'm going to inform the class more about the American Red Cross on how they are helping people.
Approximately nine-tenths of the organizational budget is earmarked for humanitarianefforts. The Red cross also depends on practical support from a wide range of individual and organization and on its collaboration with other health organizations (para.5). As with any other health service organization, advocacy is part of the essential work of the American Red Cross in its mission to serve and protect the public (para.6). Among the bodies offering such services in the late 20th century were the royal life saving service, the American Red cross, whose involvement with life saving dates from 1914, and the U.S. coast guard ,as well as the beach personnel of local and municipal governments (para.
The organization I chose to analyze is the American Red Cross. This organization is targeted towards whoever is willing to donate blood or funds, and those in need of help. The American Red Cross’s mission statement is “to help prevent and alleviate human suffering in the face of emergencies by mobilizing the power of volunteers and the generosity of donors.” The writer of this website intended to pull at the emotions of people and persuade them into donating by informing the audience of problems going on around us. The author was very effective in his/her plan for the website’s goals, and their success shows through the amount of blood, donations, and time given by people all over every community.
When it come to helping first responders as civilians we can not really protect them. Because we are not as well trained as they are in their particular field. Even though we can not protect them we can assist them in many ways to insure their safety. There are many ways we could assist them such as protecting the crime seen. We could also tell them what is going on in the area so they will not be injured.
