Yvonne Kayonga, a volunteer with the Rwanda Red Cross, has spoken passionately about her personal experiences working with the organization. She has often shared her perspective on the impact the Red Cross has in communities, especially in areas affected by disaster or health crises. Yvonne highlighted how the organization’s strong community-based approach and the dedication of volunteers make a tangible difference in the lives of those in need.

Rwanda's President, Paul Kagame, has frequently spoken about the importance of the Red Cross in Rwanda’s development and humanitarian landscape. He has highlighted the Rwanda Red Cross's efforts in disaster management, health responses, and their contribution to promoting peace and security, especially during the aftermath of the 1994 Genocide against the Tutsi. Kagame has emphasized the Red Cross’s critical role in fostering social cohesion and offering vital support during difficult times.

Fatoumata Ndiaye, the UNHCR representative to Rwanda, has also praised the Rwanda Red Cross for its role in supporting refugees in the country. She commended the organization’s work in providing emergency assistance, health services, and psychosocial support to refugees, especially during crises involving large numbers of displaced persons.

John Holmes has spoken highly of the work of the Rwanda Red Cross during various disaster relief efforts in the country. He acknowledged the Rwanda Red Cross as an essential partner in addressing humanitarian needs during emergencies, such as during the 1994 genocide aftermath and later natural disasters. Holmes recognized the critical role of local organizations like the Rwanda Red Cross in reaching communities effectively during crises.