The Red Cross establishes mobile blood collection centers across every state. Donating blood saves…read morelives and is one way of helping those who may be in need. If you can, please consider donating.

I received my bachelors and Masters at this college. I highly recommend Grand Canyon. The ceremony…read morewas great! The campus looks amazing!! It is a Christian university. You can do in person or online classes. I chose to do online because I am a mother, wife, employee, and I serve from time to time and attend church regularly. I took one class at a time. During my bachelors program, my classes switched every 8 weeks and during my masters my classes switched every 6 weeks. You can double up on classes if you want to go faster. Which will bring your graduation date closer. I went for Early Childhood education. The transition was pretty good when I started teaching. The student portal and learning system were fairly easy to understand and navigate. I consider myself an expert when it comes to using the computer. I would say it is really easy to use and a beginner would catch on quick with the guidance and help that is available.

Amazing work .. I can wait to go for my next classes…read more. Ty. I got my card right away Ty Mr. Mandel.

This now being like the 6th time I have taken a CPR class here at CPR society over many years, I…read morehave definitely seen the business model evolve over time. It use to be in person with an instructor who was off script a bit, but brought humor and stole a few hours of my time. Now the facilitation of the CPR class in current day is in my opinion improved in that it is taught from a digital instructor/video and took less than an hour of my time. For people like me who are just needing to brush-up on skills I already know, this is perfect. If you have never taken a CPR class before, it might seem a little strange and you might seek out a class taught with an actual human in front of you. Just understand what you may or may not be getting as to instructors/instruction and book what you might be most comfortable with. Although at the end of the class, there is an opportunity to ask a question to a human, you go the entire class working with others n the class and being watched over cameras but not by an actual human. Again, for a refresh, this works well for me. Efficient, checks the box of my refresh and relatively fast. CPR Society is easy to book classes on-line, electronically driven with manuals on-line and easy to complete with lots of time slots to make to make an appointment work around your schedule.

Consider that the only interaction we had with the staff prior to the problem was receiving updates…read moreas to our mother's condition. When my mom passed, however, I had no idea that I would have to engage in a 1:1 almost daily conversation with the RN Case Manager Christine to make a correction - TWICE - to the cause of death in addition to the staff medical doctor erroneously failing to provide his credentials for the death certificate - it's been a CIRCUS. Multiple promises have been made by Christine to provide frequent and timely follow ups on the status of the correction and updated certificates - until today when she decided that because it was with Vital Records that her job was done. NO Christine. Your job is NOT DONE. If your employee - Jayme - had taken the appropriate information and notes at the time that we met with her at the hospital prior to her transfer to Infinity Hospice we wouldn't be having this conversation today. That said, the ball was now in Christine's hands who ASSURED ME that she would see this through and confirm that Vital Records were making the correction then expediting the updated certificates (plural should be 5 - they were paid for) to us so that we can close her her estate. I am DISGUSTED at the lack of professionalism and self responsibility that this hospice facility has demonstrated. Not only have they made this heartbreaking moment in time that much more painful to deal with, we are still left "on hold" waiting for a process THAT THEY INITIATED to complete - with no information to work with. I have made attempts to reach out to Mary Bertram who is the CEO. We shall see if she responds. I was given a 3rd party message today from Casper inviting ME to call HIM on Monday. This entire experience has been offensive at best. I mean - this is THEIR JOB. This is what they DO FOR A LIVING but they couldn't do 3 simple tasks: get the cause of death right, have a doctor on staff who can remember to add his credentials and an RN Case Manager who backs out on her word to see the error through to the end. Shameful.

My daughter Delicia Urena had many Hospice but Infinity Hospice was the best one of all they help…read moremy daughter with her pain while other Hospice did not she was sreaming in pain Infinity hospice nurses social worker were so nice kind helpful and most of all caring other hospice just there for the money . Thank you infinity for helping Delicia Urena all the way to the end Infinity Hospice in zlas Vegas Nevada

Donated Food to the Kitchen Everyone at the facility were…read moresuper friendly & helpful. It's a clean & safe facility for someone looking to get some food and help

As a foodie and Yelp enthusiast, it's a blessing to be able to regularly partake in local cuisine…read more Here, I get to write a review about being on the giving side of that equation. My employer regularly schedules opportunities for a group of employees to volunteer for the Evening Community Meal at Las Vegas Rescue Mission, founded in 1970. It is a smooth-running operation. For two hours, we get to assist with food service for around 500 to 700 homeless or hungry folks from the local community. The demographic is diverse across age and ethnicity, and includes some families and people with disabilities. They are peaceful and polite throughout the occasion. Some greet you personally to express their gratitude. I enjoy participating in this volunteer event, as a way to give back to the local community most in need. It also serves as a reminder to not take my own meals for granted, as someone fortunate to be in the segment of society that never goes hungry. For folks interested in volunteering, I would recommend Las Vegas Rescue Mission to anyone.

I had an opportunity to tour this new flagship VMSN facility that is easily located between…read moreWashington Ave. and Owens on Martin Luther King Blvd. These folks have an amazing spirit of wanting to assist those working families who are either not eligable for Medicare or Medicaid or cannot obtain affordable health insurance coverage. VMSN fills a gap for some in our community that have gone forgotten in this regard. Be it a person in need of health care, dental care or eye care. Be it a doctor, nurse, social worker who is a concerned citizen who wants to volunteer their medical skill set. Be it a person looking to put forth a charitable donation. Go by or visit the VMSN website for further information. They are a non-profit that is saving lives in Southesrn Nevada. I was proud that there is something like this in Las Vegas.

I had the opportunity to volunteer at VMSN as a Medical Assistant for 6 weeks. I wish I could have…read morestayed and continue to volunteer at VMSN. I really enjoyed my time there, I learned a lot and everyone was so nice, welcoming and answered any questions I had. I only have great things to say. VMSN patients are grateful and patient as this is a free clinic for people of Las Vegas who dont have insurance. Doctors, Nurses, Medical Assistants, Scribes, Students, Translators, etc. all volunteer here. If you have medical experience and have some free time I'd say call VMSN they always need volunteers!

I've lost a loved one to cancer so picking Nevada Childhood Cancer Foundation was an obvious choice…read morefor donating a small amount of money. I've been in contact with and met the CEO of the foundation, Jeff Gordon who is an amazing individual with a staff of caring people. Their love for the kids is unbelievable. They help out not only kids with cancer/sickle cell disease but their family as well since if one person in the family has a chronic illness, the whole family is affected (emotionally, physically, mentally and financially). Cancer, like other chronic illnesses, brings grief to the entire family. They provide counseling, monetary donations, food, etc. They have a camp near Pahrump where kids can be kids, forget about their illness and have fun for 2 weeks. The camp has a rock climbing wall, horses for kids to ride, games and activities. The social workers work with the kids and their family to make a memory book about the kids. There's a kid who had a superhero themed book. The stories are very touching and you'd seriously have to have a strong will to hold back the tears. Instead of buying a new purse, new shoes, new car - giving that money to something that's more meaningful might be the best thing to do. I've had a good life and it's only right to give back.

***Review 1300***…read more Working for MGM Resorts International, it is so awesome to hear that they are great contributors to the Nevada Childhood Cancer Foundation, so when my wife was planning to volunteer her time at Camp Cartwheel at Torino Ranch, I immediately told her I wanted in. To give you an idea of what the Nevada Childhood Cancer Foundation is about, here's a bit of info off of their pamphlet: "Established in 1993, the Mission of the NCCF is to provide social, emotional, educational, and psychological support services and programs to families of ALL children diagnosed with life threatening or critical illnesses such as cancer, HIV/AIDS, sickle cell, hemophilia, renal disorders, and immunologic diseases and provide healing arts and wellness programs to adults touched by cancer. #F@!kCancer Many of us have lost a loved one or at least know of someone who is battling cancer, and knowing all this ahead of time as we made the trek to Torino Ranch made me a bit nervous, but very anxious to be with the kids as they were on the last day of their two weeks at Camp Cartwheel. Entering the gates at Torino Ranch, we parked at a designated lot and left all smartphones in our car (no service in the area, and no photography, especially of of the children are allowed)which is good, because if you ever get to volunteer at Camp Cartwheel, this is where you decompress from our chaotic usual surroundings, and just use your natural senses to take this memorable moment in without the constant distraction of technology. We first met up with Stephanie Parker, the Vice President of the NCCF who briefed us on what to expect during our visit and unexpectedly, tears started to flow as I heard sounds of the kids' innocent laughter and shouts of fun and excitement of children having a blast in the background(we haven't seen any of them yet at this point ) knowing the chronic illnesses that these kids were dealing with, this was their escape, their safe space, their "Disneyland" where they could just be themselves and not worry about getting weird stares and being made fun of. All kids and volunteers at Camp Cartwheel have nicknames, so no one really knows each other here, but strong bonds and friendships are made during the two week period. We got to see the kids in their element, as a dance party, volleyball game, and crafts were going on simultaneously. Kids also had scuba lessons at a nearby pool and were also putting the final touches on their beautiful artwork which are scheduled to be auctioned off during NCCF's 22nd Annual Profiles of Courage Gala at Bellagio 's Grand Ballroom on November 21st, 2015. Walking the grounds, it was like their little own town away from the outside world-Their little cabins, a beautiful greenhouse, a doctor's office in case of an incident or emergency, and even a little store where the kids get to shop for all kinds of stuff free of charge. Inside the store, we met "MOS",(Mother of Seven) who runs the store and is also a parent of a child who battled cancer. Telling us about her child's courageous battle which she lost at the age of 16, everyone was in tears. (My Yelp glasses came in handy!) We gathered outside the store and everyone got to make and eat their own ice cream using ziploc bags, ice, and salt. YUM! It was lunch time for the kids, and we were starting to feel like guests more than volunteers as we were treated to a delicious Beef Chili lunch complete with salad, dinner roll and tortilla chips. It was about this time where a little fella by the name of "Mariner" approached me, introduced himself, asked me and Wifey how our lunch was, and showed me his cool charms, bracelets, and necklace they made in art class, explained why he was wearing a tutu(yes, a dude with a tutu LOL!) with Seahawks colors(He was a huge fan of both Seattle teams, hence the tutu and nickname) While taking in the scenery as well as the experience so far, we were happy to contribute with a dessert buffet of store bought and homemade sweets which definitely put a smile on the kids' faces. We walked down to the lake after lunch where we were able to participate with the kids in their various activities-Kayaking on the lake, Rock Climbing Wall, and even "Dinosaur Egg" Paintball (Paint soaked sponges) against the kids. We also met CEO Jeff Gordon who thanked us for coming by and for MGM's continued support throughout the years. Our day had finally ended, as Stephanie explained that the goodbye ceremony is too sad and heartbreaking when the kids say their goodbyes and exchange phone numbers and info with each other, which is best leaving it as private time with families and volunteers. As we said our goodbyes, we were sent off with a NCCF information packet as well as a Camp Cartwheel shirt. Definitely an unforgettable experience for me, which I would like to donate more of my time to in the future. ALOHA!!! Shaka Meter: \uuu/ \uuu/ \uuu/ \uuu/ \uuu/ 5

The facility on Flamingo is small. There is only one room…read morefor registration, training, and other business. The single employee on duty did a good job. She was very conscientious about disinfecting everything and she was a good instructor. The only disadvantage is they do not provide dedicated mannequins to each student. People must share mannequins during the practical exercises.

Summary of my review from attending a CPR, AED, and First Aid course with CPR Connections on…read more7/16/26 at Legacy House Centennial Hills. I was hoping for a great class based on the reviews, and the itinerary listed. However, the class was not ideal. * Only practiced CPR on adult and infant manikins once with no practice for child CPR procedures. * No hands-on training for AED use, choking response, or first aid procedures. * Approximately 30 students with only 3 adult and 3 infant manikins available for training. They appeared to be unprepared for the number of attendees as seats were slowly coming into an already packed room for each new person that came through the door. This created a disorganized atmosphere, and gave the impression that they did not know how many students had registered for the class. * Instructor was often difficult to hear due to soft speaking and noise outside of the classroom. * Assistant was unavailable to assist instructor in observing the hands-on CPR practice stating that they were doing a test during the class. * Many participants appeared to be performing compressions incorrectly, as the feedback lights were frequently red or off, indicating improper compression depth, hand placement, or technique. Nothing was corrected. * Text message notifications repeatedly appeared on the presentation screen, including one with derogatory language. I found this to be unprofessional, distracting, and awkward. * Course was advertised as 2 hours but ended after about 1.5 hours. * Final material was rushed, leaving little time for questions or additional practice. * Left feeling unprepared and disappointed with the overall quality of the training. I understand that unexpected issues can arise, but I am disappointed by the lack of organization, instruction, and structure in a class that teaches critical lifesaving skills. I plan to get better training in a CPR, AED, and First Aid class somewhere else.

Steve was very professional helpful.Finish the work cleaned up after himself very impressive,…read morep.GQ. electrical was very professional on time

I helped volunteer with my teenage boys at their back to school event and they did a phenomenal job…read morewith this massive event. I heard they served almost 500 youth giving them backpacks, school supplies, clothes and shoes. Anyone can volunteer and this is a great organization to support!