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Nancy Silverman Case Study American Red Cross

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1. List the main character(s). The main character in Case Study D is Nancy Silverman the director of volunteer services. (Oster218) 2. Give a brief overview? A brief overview of the American Red Cross-the South Central Connecticut Chapter. (Oster218) Nancy Silverman assembles a package of information that was needed for a meeting with the Golf Tournament Committee. (Oster218) This was a group of executing the largest single fundraising event in history for the South Central Connecticut Chapter (SCCC) of the American Red Cross. (Oster218) Silverman needed three volunteers and the three positions were Health History Interviewers (HHIs) and this position was very hard to fill. (Oster218) She turned to Sally Cohen, Coordinator of the blood drive volunteers, John Perry the director of emergency services, Huge Kline, …show more content…

(Oster 221) This chapter had twenty-six chapters from a single town, strictly volunteers to massive affiliates as the Greater Hartford Chapter that covers about a third of the state. (Oster221) The SCCC were over fifteen communities that were in their jurisdiction in the greater New Haven area and serving about 575,000 in total population statistics. (Oster221) The Volunteer Involvement Mission of the American Red Cross was to improve the quality of human life, enhance self-reliance and the concern for others. (Oster221) Also, it was to help the people avoid, prepare for and cope with emergencies. (Oster221) The American Red Cross Fundamental Principles of the International Red Cross Movement was in figure D-3 Humanity, Impartially, Neutrality, Independence, Voluntary Services, Unity, and Universality. (Oster221) In figure D-4 the values of the American Red Cross was Humanitarianism, Impartiality, Service Excellence, Volunteerism, and Internationalism. (Oster224) The American Red Cross has been granted a monopoly control

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