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<p>A $1,500 grant was recently allocated by the Hazleton Rotary Club to The American Red Cross of Northeast PA for its Home Fire Campaign to be used in the Greater Hazleton Area. The American Red Cross&#8217; nationwide Home Fire Campaign is now credited with saving more than 500 lives across the country and installing more than 1.5 million free smoke alarms. Launched in 2014, the Home Fire Campaign is also responsible for more than 7,500 smoke alarms being installed in Luzerne County alone by Red Cross volunteers, firefighters and other community partners. From left, are Kim McNulty, Hazleton Rotary Project Committee Chair; Kathie Oh, Hazleton Rotary President; Bill Goldsworthy American Red Cross NEPA Executive Director; and Alan Whitaker, Hazleton Rotary President Elect.</p><style>
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Hazleton Rotary Club makes donation to American Red Cross