American Red Cross (PSA, 1974)

Remember how it was, and how noble you felt. You put a dime or a quarter in the box, and you remember in good standing in the American Red Cross. Today it takes more because the job's so much bigger.

But one thing's the same. Red Cross is the good neighbor. Not just the people who need blood. Not just the hundreds of thousands of victims of disasters. But to anybody, anywhere, who needs any of the more than 100 services the good neighbor provides.

We need more than money to do it. And more than a pint of your blood. We need you. Your hands. Your heart. And your conviction that the place to start them in the world is right around home.

Join us.