The resolution recognizes March 2025 as American Red Cross Month, honoring the organization's longstanding tradition that began in 1943 with a presidential proclamation by Franklin D. Roosevelt. This annual recognition has been upheld by every U.S. president since, celebrating the dedication of American Red Cross volunteers, blood donors, and supporters who provide essential humanitarian aid. The resolution highlights the organization's history, founded by Clara Barton over 140 years ago, and emphasizes the ongoing commitment of individuals who contribute to alleviating human suffering during crises.

Furthermore, the resolution calls attention to the various ways the American Red Cross uplifts communities, including providing shelter and food during disasters, facilitating blood donations, supporting military families, and delivering international aid. It encourages all citizens to join in the commitment to care for one another, acknowledging the selfless efforts of those who answer the call to help in times of need. The House of Representatives of the State of Arkansas formally supports the mission of the American Red Cross through this resolution.