American Red Cross and Clorox Team Up Through NASCAR

Clorox’s No. 47 Ford Fusion car will debut with the Red Cross logo at this Saturday’s NASCAR Nationwide Series - Camping World 300 presented by Chevrolet. For generations, Clorox has been a supporter of the Red Cross, donating products and financial support. This will be the third season in a row that Clorox is donating space to the Red Cross on the back of the No. 47 Clorox Ford Fusion car.
Kelly Bires, driver of the No. 47 Clorox Ford Fusion car, helps Clorox and the Red Cross promote everyday preparedness among NASCAR fans.

Kelly Bires, driver of the No. 47 Clorox Ford Fusion car was recently trained in first aid and CPR by the Red Cross. Bires is committed to building awareness around preparedness this season.

“Clorox is a great partner with the American Red Cross in helping people prepare for and respond to emergencies,” said Mary S. Elcano, Acting President and CEO of the American Red Cross. “Clorox and the Red Cross reach millions of NASCAR fans and remind them to be Red Cross Ready: Get a Kit, Make a Plan and Be Informed. We’re looking forward to the success of this year’s NASCAR season.”

As part of the company’s continued commitment, Clorox has again pledged $1 million to help the Red Cross continue its life-saving work and help create local and national awareness about Red Cross preparedness and health and safety programs. Together, Clorox and the Red Cross are “Dedicated to a Healthier World” to help raise awareness of the need to prevent and prepare for emergencies. For more information, visit www.clorox.com/redcross.

“Through our work with the American Red Cross, we are able to strengthen our commitment of helping families prevent and prepare for emergencies every day,” said Don Knauss, chairman and CEO of The Clorox Company. “We value this long-standing relationship and hope it continues to raise awareness of the importance of being prepared.”