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Washington, NC 27889 PH: 252-946-4110 FAX: 252-946-5242 gpac-arc@greaterpamlicoredcross.org Copyright 2009 Greater Pamlico Area Chapter of the American Red Cross |
Greater Pamlico Area Chapter of the American Red Cross Serving the counties of Beaufort, Hyde, Tyrrell and Washington |
| The following companies, organizations and individuals have stepped up to become HEROES for the Greater Pamlico Area Chapter of the American Red Cross. We would like to THANK them for supporting us and our community. |
| Potash Corporation East Carolina Bank Piggly Wiggly Stores Washington, Aurora & Plymouth Holiday Inn Express-Washington Magic 95.9 Big Bargain Furniture Litho Graphix Pirates Pub Pecheles Toyota Jane Stancil Adams Janice Rich Jimmy Johnson Katherine Brake Kenneth R. Harris Lee Chevrolet Mary Tucker Talley Mason & Jones PA Mayhew Cox Micheal Gurganus Water Street Cafe' Patricia Alligood Patricia Myer Rich Morin Sandy Deans Starlon Credle Washington Squire Barber Shop |
| Swan Quarter Christian Church Edward Christian Church Piney Grove Free Will Baptist Chruch P & G Manufacturing P & G Rentals Century 21 The Rich Co. Ed & Kay Summerfield Jeryl & Carol Rawls Bobby Clark Brenda Respess Buckman Investments, LLC Catherine Waters Charles Phillips Chris McLendon Cynthia Kenefick Dave Rencsok Diane Edwards F. Ray Moore Oil Co. Georgia Lilley Geraldine McKinley Glenn Holt Grainger Gwynn Smith I Can't Believe it's a Book Store Thursday Night Rotary Tideland EMC |
| Recent Heroes Events: March 27th Rockin for the Red: Big Bargain Furniture 10-4 April 3rd. Pecheles Toyota Car Show to Benefit the Heroes Campaign |
| The HEROES Campaign! The HEROES for the American Red Cross is an exciting campaign that has successfully raised funds for the Greater Pamlico Area Chapter. Call the Chapter at 252-946-4110 and become a HERO today! You may think that you can't be a HERO, but we are all HEROES in our own way. Recently the Chapter participated in a local festival, giving out information and telling the Red Cross story. Some of the information was for children, in the form of coloring books on being prepared for a storm. A small boy approached looking over all the material; he reached into his pocket and pulled out a handful of pennies. We told him the coloring books were free, his reply "I know, but I want to help people too." That little boy is a HERO in the truest sense; he gave his all to help others. Call us today to find out how you, your civic group, church, business or community organizations can help make the 2010 HEROES CAMPAIGN the most successful campaign in history!! |