PCK enjoyed immense public trust during the Second Polish Republic; the most important figures in the state always spoke of our organization with the highest regard.
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To this day, there is a nearly 100-year-old tradition of parades through the city organized on the occasion of the PCK Week in Tarnów, Małopolska.
During the interwar period, the Polish Red Cross began its celebrations on June 1st, and there was also a time when the Red Cross Week started on May 26th, on Mother's Day (probably related to the cult of the mother of Józef Piłsudski).
The blood donor meetings called "Red Rose" have been organized continuously for over 40 years.
The originator and initiator of the "Red Rose" Rallies was Kazimierz Nowak, a longtime President of the HDK PCK Club operating at the Krakow steelworks. The first meeting was organized in 1977 in Tenczynek and was called the I Gathering of the "Red Rose".
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