2021: a look back at the year in numbers
Some of the amazing things our inspiring supporters helped us do in another unpredictable year
5 reasons to become a wheelchair volunteer
There’s no doubt about it: the Covid-19 pandemic has made us a whole lot more community-minded. So if you’re thinking about getting involved, why not become a wheelchair volunteer?
A sales manager, an Olympian, and a Red Cross volunteer
When Olympian Jamie Baulch met fellow Welshman, Gareth Jones, he recognised a kindred spirit.
An hour in the life of a charity shop volunteer
Mellissa Oliver and other volunteers share their experiences of volunteering in a British Red Cross shop.
British Red Cross CEO receives CBE as three recognised in Queen's Birthday Honours
Mike Adamson is awarded a CBE, with two more Red Cross representatives given BEMs.
Celebrities amplify refugee voices through social media
Stars including Euros 2020 presenter Gary Lineker and actor Rebecca Front are promoting our new 'We are VOICES' podcast on social media .
Celebrities throw their support behind India appeal
Singer, Jay Sean, broadcaster, Anita Rani, and footballer, Neil Taylor, have thrown their support behind the British Red Cross’s Global Coronavirus appeal, following devastating scenes in India.
Decluttering your wardrobe made easy
A good spring clean can do wonders. Then donate your old clothes to a Red Cross charity shop to help people in crisis.
Dev Patel makes heartfelt plea for Global Coronavirus Appeal
The star, who has friends and family in India, implores the public to give what they can to our appeal.
Euro 2020: Speaking out against racism
Chief executive Mike Adamson speaks out against racism against players at Euro 2020.
It's been such an amazing journey
Just a year after the Manchester bombing, survivor Hollie Booth and her dance group performed on Britain's Got Talent using Red Cross wheelchairs.
From the front line to the finish line: the power of together
Inspired by the Tokyo Olympic Games 2020? Find out what Team GB and the British Red Cross have in common.
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