The American Red Cross said their hurricane relief efforts of staff and volunteers from Pennsylvania is at 112 people so far.
Of those people, 45 are still deployed to the areas hit by hurricanes Florence and Michael, in the southeastern United States.
The Red Cross said volunteers are involved in sheltering and feeding those affected and working in logistics, health and mental health services.
"We are fortunate to have a number of local volunteers who have assumed leadership roles for the national assignment, " the Red Cross said in a statement.
The Red Cross said so far, they and their partners have provided more than 150,000 overnight shelter stays, served more than 1.87 million meals and snacks, handed out 340,000 relief supplies and offered 55,00 health and mental health services and referrals.
The following people are among some of those that are still deployed in the relief areas.
Hurricane Michael
- Rick Baird (Oakmont in Allegheny County) as an Emergency Response Vehicle Driver
- Theresa Creighan (Oakmont in Allegheny County) for Logistics
- Pauline Duncan (Brentwood in Allegheny County) for Family Reunification
- Barbara Foye (Pittsburgh's North Side in Allegheny County) as a Shelter Associate
- Julie Haymaker (Mt Lebanon in Allegheny County) as a Sheltering Associate
- Darryl Hunt (Munhall in Allegheny County) as a Sheltering Associate
- Joe Korinchak (Gibsonia in Allegheny County) as a Shelter Supervisor
- Sheri Magill (Gibsonia in Allegheny County) as a Workforce Engagement Manager
- Laura Mauro (Mt. Washington in Allegheny County) for Disaster Health Services
- Joy Pekar (West Liberty in Allegheny County) for sheltering
- Charlie Crawford (Beaver Falls in Beaver County) as a Sheltering Associate
- Donnie Wilson (Beaver Falls in Beaver County) for Family Reunification
- Bea Favorite (Beaver Falls in Beaver County) as a Sheltering Associate
- Rose Stuby (Tyrone in Blair County) for Feeding
- Sheila Berns (Butler in Butler County) as a Sheltering Associate
- Dave Myers (Newville in Cumberland County) for Bulk Distribution
- Cindy Warner (Wormleysburg in Cumberland County) for feeding
- Tracey Stolz (Nicktown in Cambria County) as a Sheltering Associate
- Jessie Taylor (Meadville in Crawford County) for Bulk Distribution
- Carolyn Bixler (Mt. Holly Springs in Cumberland County) as a Sheltering Associate
- Jackie Heinl (Erie in Erie County) as a Sheltering Associate
- Dave Morneau (Edinboro in Erie County) for Bulk Distribution
- Tracie Stefurak (Erie in Erie County) as a Shelter Associate
- David Burleson (Farmington in Fayette County) for sheltering
- Robert Coad (Indiana in Indiana County) for Disaster Mental Health
- Donna Bates (Lancaster in Lancaster County) as a Sheltering Associate
- Duane King (Lancaster in Lancaster County) for Government Operations in External Relations
- Edwin Wenrich (Lebanon in Lebanon County) for warehouse logistics
- Lesley Kaluzne (Hermitage in Mercer County) to assist with statistics
- Kathy Weaver (Stoneboro in Mercer County) for Feeding
- Howie Biichle (Williamsport in Lycoming County) for Disaster Assessment
- Kurt Herald (Sharon in Mercer County) for Disaster Assessment
- Howard Jackson (Reedsville in Mifflin County) for Feeding
- Joe Ulrich (Sugar Grove in Warren County) as a Disaster Mental Health Supervisor
- Sheila Hughes (New Stanton in Westmoreland County) for Health Services
- Sarah Mewhirter (Shrewsbury in York County) for feeding
Hurricane Florence
- Charlie Ponyik (Squirrel Hill in Allegheny County) is virtually deployed for Mass Care Family Reunification
- Gary Wenning (North Versailles in Allegheny County) for Disaster Assessment
- Kenneth Schiele (Bloomsburg in Columbia County) as an Emergency Response Vehicle Driver
- Rogene Paganelli (Erie in Erie County) as a Disaster Health Services Associate
- Shamim Jiwa-Kassam (Lititz in Lancaster County) as an operations manager
- Robert Soccie (Burnham of Mifflin County) to assist with feeding
- Jamie Cintron (Ligonier in Westmoreland County) for Damage Assessment
- Jo Ann Scheu (Spring Grove in York County) as a Disaster Health Services Supervisor
- Jay Schreibman of York in York County) to assist with feeding
The American Red Cross reminds people that there are three ways to support the organization: Volunteering, making a monetary donation and donating blood.
Information on all methods of donation can be found on the Red Cross website.