Their goal was to reduce national deaths and injuries. In either case, you will be providing a valuable service to your community and helping to save lives. To combat those high numbers, The American Red Cross launched their Home Fire Campaign in October of 2014. You may be given scheduled appointments at particular homes on your route, or you may be knocking on doors to offer to install free smoke alarms, or a combination of both. Most of your day will be spent visiting homes, installing smoke alarms, and providing home fire safety education to residents. For free home fire safety resources, including an escape plan, visit /fire or download the free Red Cross Emergency app (search American Red Cross. You'll meet your installation team members (if you don't already know them) and receive supplies such as smoke alarms, a drill, educational materials, and a map of your route for the day. To request an alarm installation: Request one online at, text the word ‘alarm’ to 84, or contact your local Red Cross.
When everyone has arrived, there may be a short rally which gives us an opportunity to provide simple training and tips, as well as to celebrate you for generously volunteering your time! When you arrive at the event location, follow the signs to check in. to hundreds of local families through our ongoing Home Fire Campaign. Together, we will canvass neighborhoods, knock on doors, check smoke alarms in homes and replace if necessary, educate families about home fire safety, build evacuation plans with them and document our services. Your Sound the Alarm event will be a fun day of preparing families against home fires and making your community safer. The State of Georgia is honored to recognize and celebrate the significant contributions of.
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