Club T-shirt

Hey guys, should we have our club T-shirts?

Sorry to bother you again, but time to gear up....

Hey guys and gals,

7.2 earthquake today. Let's do what we do best and start the fundraising to save some lives. Currently, situation looks good, but let's keep our fingers crossed and hope.

Here we go, time for some action.

http://online.wsj.com/article/SB10001424052748703954004576090331100675282.html

The Little Things That Matter

You must read it to find out, but this truly is one in a million. Let's hope that all people are this kind.
Not only that, no recognition what so ever.

Remember folks, it's the little things that matter.

http://www.elliott.org/blog/southwest-airlines-pilot-holds-plane-for-murder-victims-family/comment-page-4/#comments

Tuesday Aragon Expo

Hi Everyone,

Just want to let all of you know. Tuesday night, we will be having a booth set up. So, anyone with 8th graders or maybe 7th graders tell them to come by.

On another note, anyone who would like to help out let me know.

The True Spirit of A Nation

Sorry to make this a news website, but this 9 year old girl was able to receive quite a lot of cloud support after someone ridiculed her.

This is the spirit of the American Red Cross, helping out those that may be in need even as little as singing along. The Youtube video is attached. Hopefully, it can be a small inspiration to those who are in the worst of times.

How's Everyone?

Hello and Welcome to the Aragon American Red Cross Club. I'm Brandon and I'm looking forward to some great work from all of you this semester! I am sure that we can make a difference no matter how big or small in the community as humanitarians. Thank you for visiting the blog and please feel free to post... just one note... don't go too off topic (like about pints of blood or something). Let's keep this at least remotely related. Thanks.

Basic Info

So basically, we are from Aragon High School in San Mateo, California, and our club is dedicated towards not only helping the Red Cross, but helping people we know.

We meet once a week at lunch to discuss plans to help people.

If you go to Aragon High School, I encourage you to join our club, the more people we have, the bigger impact we will have.
If you don't go to Aragon, you can help too by doing what you can to help those around you. It can be as simple as opening the door for someone, donating money to local charities; the list is endless.

Thank you for reading and hopefully we can all have a positive impact on our community, Wherever we are!

Testing 1 2 3 Testing

Um, since Comrade Jonathan said I could go wild, I might as well...

Reminder: To the Seniors that may be reading this, there will be a NO ditch day tomorrow, please don't, I want the ditch day to be later, 'kay? Any person that does so must donate 53.625 pints of blood to the Vampire Charity and half their brain to the OLD (Organization of the Living Dead).

Anyways, so with the Elementary school thing, we are going to teach kids (k-2) about safety stuff, right? Do the schools know this, or do we inform them and the teachers later? I have dealt with elementary school kids for awhile, will it be okay, or will it be last year's Johnson's AP English debates all over again?

But I digress from the main topic, which is really this:

Great picture, isn't it?

-Spiral King

Meeting Summary: 1/10/11

Hello,

At today's meeting, we decided the two schools that we would make a presentation at: Baywood and West. The topics we will cover include: Emergency Preparedness, Stop, Drop, and Roll, Evacuation Procedures, First Aid, Earthquake, Fires, and possibly lockdown. If anyone has any additional topics they wish to contribute, please post it as a comment.