Red lights are shining on buildings and landmarks throughout the North Texas skyline in observance of the 10th annual Red Cross Giving Day
Many cities across North Texas including Abilene, Dallas, Denton, Frisco, Sherman, and Tyler have issued announcements supporting Red Cross MonthSeveral North Texas cities were bathed in red light at sunset Thursday. In observance of the 10th annual Red Cross Giving Day, the lights on buildings and landmarks across the North Texas skyline are turning their exterior lights red.
The national tradition began in 1943 when President Franklin D. Roosevelt issued the first proclamation. March is Red Cross Month, a time to honor the selfless work of Red Cross volunteers and staff who save lives by helping those in need after a disaster, supporting veterans and their families, gathering vital blood donations, and completing first aid and CPR/AED training, according to the American Red Cross.
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