Many downtown buildings and landmarks in Dallas, Denton and Fort Worth are being tinted with the signature color of the charity organization this evening.

DALLAS — If you’re in the middle of Dallas, Fort Worth or Denton tonight, look up, and you’ll likely see red. Just don’t mistake it for anger.

Instead, the temporary tinting of red on buildings and landmarks throughout the North Texas skies is meant to represent and recognize Red Cross Giving Day, an acknowledgement that is included in the Red Cross’ annual Red Cross Month celebration. 

According to the Red Cross North Texas Region, the tinting “highlights how neighbors step up to support one another during disasters and emergencies.”

After sunset, you can see the following locations colored for the evening:


Dallas

1900 N Akard / Hunt Headquarters1900 PearlBank of America PlazaKlyde Warren Park – Nancy Best FountainKPMG PlazaOmni HotelReunion Tower


Denton


Fort Worth

Sundance SquareTexas Christian University

For those interested in making a financial donation during Giving Day, the Red Cross recommends visiting redcross.org/givingday, and you can learn more about the Red Cross at redcross.org/NorthTexas.