Red Cross volunteers respond to Hurlock fire affecting family of four
Volunteer orientation on January 25th for new volunteers

Seaford, DE – January 13, 2007 – Red Cross volunteers responded to a fire which left a family of four, a mother and her three children, displaced from their home on Whiteleyville Road in Hurlock on the afternoon of Friday January 12th. 

The American Red Cross  of the Delmarva Peninsula typically provides families displaced by disasters such as home fires and floods with temporary accommodation, groceries and clothing, free of charge to the affected family, thanks to the generosity of the American public.

Volunteer Orientation

The American Red Cross of the Delmarva Peninsula is recruiting volunteers and provides free training for those wishing to become disaster volunteers, who assist families devastated by fires, floods and other disasters. A volunteer orientation will be at the Talbot County Free Library on Thursday January 25th, from 5:30-6:30pm. Register by calling Betsy Tuttle at (800) 777-6620 ext. 6262 or email btuttle@redcrossdelmarva.org.