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American Red Cross Case Study

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The American Red Cross is “a humanitarian organization that provides emergency assistance, disaster relief and education inside the United States”. They provide disaster relief, support for America’s military families, the collection, processing and distribution of blood, health and safety services, and international relief and development programs. Chobani believes that everyone deserves to equal and have the same opportunities. In accordance with these beliefs, Chobani will use the 30,000 USD to help the disaster relief portion of the American Red Cross. The money will be used for anything from helping the American Red Cross with transportation, to the equipment used to help rescue and save people, or even building houses/shelters for people

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