In a photo from March, 2014, JoAnn King, an American Red Cross volunteer, shows off part of her collection that’s on display at the Kingman Museum in Battle Creek, Mich. An organization known for sending volunteers on far-flung missions to help others is the focus of a new exhibit at Battle Creek’s natural history museum. On the basement level of Kingman Museum, a collection of items from the long history of the American Red Cross has been cultivated from the Calhoun and Branch County Red Cross chapter and Battle Creek resident JoAnn King. (AP Photo/Battle Creek Enquirer, Andy Fitzpatrick)
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