Capital One Bank Aids In Disaster Relief With $25K Donation To The American Red Cross North Louisiana Chapter

NEW ORLEANS – On Monday, March 21, 2016, Capital One Bank announced it was donating $25,000 to the American Red Cross North Louisiana Chapter.

         In response to severe weather that has caused severe flooding and tornadoes in Louisiana over the past few weeks, Capital One Bank has pledged a total of $50,000 to American Red Cross organizations in the state since March 1.

         The funding will help those impacted by severe flooding that has occurred and may continue in North Louisiana. The Red Cross North Louisiana Chapter serves Shreveport, Monroe, Alexandria and other communities in the region.

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         Monday’s donation is in addition to a Capital One Bank $25,000 donation to aid victims of the flooding in Southeast Louisiana this month and the deadly tornadoes that struck St. James, St. John and Assumption parishes in February. Capital One branch associates in Assumption Parish filled trunks and trucks with canned food, bathroom, cleaning and kitchen supplies, water and more for those devastated by the tornado outbreak. Capital One also joined forces with Coca-Cola and donated 110 cases of water to the Assumption Parish Relief Center.

         “During these difficult times, Capital One is committed to helping the American Red Cross deliver hope and help to those that have been impacted by the historic flooding and the tornadoes,” said Capital One Louisiana Market President Chris Haskew.

         The donations to individual American Red Cross organizations are in addition to Capital One’s support of the American Red Cross Annual Disaster Giving Program (ADGP) as a $500,000 partner. Members of the American Red Cross’ ADGP and Disaster Responder Program pre-invest in disaster relief, ensuring the Red Cross can pre-position supplies, secure shelters, maintain vehicles and train volunteers nationwide, so the American Red Cross is always ready to respond, day and night. This support also means the American Red Cross can remain on hand to assist people as they recover and help become better prepared for the next disaster.

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From left, John Trainor, Capital One Bank Associate and Member of the Board of the American Red Cross of Southeast Louisiana; Kearney Gay, Regional Chief Development Officer, American Red Cross of Louisiana; and Karen DeBlieux, Southeast Louisiana Market President, Capital One Bank. Capital One Bank donated $25,000 to American Red Cross of Southeast Louisiana to aid victims of the flooding in Southeast Louisiana this month and the deadly tornadoes that struck St. James, St. John and Assumption parishes in February.

 

From left, Penny Borne of Capital One Bank; Brad Collins, Community Worship Center Pastor & coordinator of the relief center; and Ron Alcorn, Coca Cola representative and Assumption Parish Police Juror, visit the disaster relief center. Capital One Bank and Coca Cola donated 110 cases of bottled water to the Assumption Parish Relief Center.

 

 

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