I had to take a First Aid CPR, Pediatric and AED course in order to become a foster parent. It's…read morerequired through the state (along with a lot of other requirements). I signed up online and the process is really easy to do. My class was this past Friday from 9:00 am to 3:00 pm and it wasn't that bad. Most of the people in my class were there because it's a work requirement. Our instructor was very nice and she allowed us to ask questions as she went along. She went through everything step by step but it was a lot of information to take in. The only thing I didn't like is that we weren't given a packet to take home or any tips to remember. I know I won't remember everything we went through but I'm pretty confident on the basics. We had a lot of hands on training (role play) which I liked and they gave us a little packet of material to use while we performed CPR. In the packet we had a face shield, gloves and gauze for wrapping wounds. She covered a variety of situations and we even performed the Heimlich maneuver on each other. All in all I thought it was beneficial. I walked away wanting to enroll my son in a kid training class. I'm glad I was able to take the course!

Hardest time find their parking lot and entrance but the class was very informative and staff was…read morevery helpful! Great First Aid program with an online enrollment so the in-class lesson isn't very long.

This review is specifically for the blood donation process that this location offers for the…read moregeneral public. You can typically get in just fine without making an appointment in the past, but the Red Cross has a great pre-registration option if you sign up ahead of time that will save you money. The staff here is always very friendly, they provide water if you need and plenty of juice and snacks for after you're done with your donation. And, obviously, they take all necessary COVID precautions very seriously. You can donate a normal pint of blood, double red, plasma, or platelets - talk to your phlebotomist about what makes the most sense for you. If you're able, please consider visiting soon to donate as there is a national shortage!

A well appointed, clean, location for the American Red Cross in Indy. They offer a variety of CPR…read moreand First Aid classes that are easy to enroll in at short notice. The guest representatives at the front are playful and kind, and absolutely enhanced my boring weekday class with humor and personality. The lobby offers a variety of seating and is spaced well to allow for distance while waiting for a class to begin. The class was efficient, and I felt well informed. The teacher arrived on time, but after me, and she was spunky which made the class move faster.

UniFirst First Aid + Training provides American Heart Association certification classes in…read moreCPR/AED/First Aid as well as other classes. The trainer conducts classes at your place of business, bringing the manikins, books, and all supplies. They also provide Basic Life Support CPR for healthcare professionals. It is very convenient to have a trainer come to your place of business to conduct classes. The classes are fun and interactive. Other classes offered include Forklift Safety, Fire Extinguisher training, Annual Bloodborne Pathogen certification, and Fit testing. Fire Extinguisher training. class includes using a virtual reality fire environment. It is immersive and you feel like you are fighting a real fire. It is very realistic, and you experience how a real fire would move and respond to suppressants in real world conditions. UniFirst supplies first aid cabinets and supplies to businesses, also AEDs and eyewash stations. The uniform division supplies uniforms and work clothing services to businesses.

Lucas is our delivery guy here at MacAllister Machinery in Lafayette, IN. He is always on time,…read morevery polite, and takes exceptional care of our employees and facility! We appreciate his great customer service!

Went to the Broad Ripple Arts Fair this past weekend and had a great time! The festival is so…read morewell-organized and easy to navigate. It was so nice to talk to so many local artists and, of course, I bought a few pieces, as well. I also love coming to check out their galleries and love that they offer such a wide variety of classes.

I took a Make It Take It: Wheel Throwing class. I wasn't really sure what to expect but I had a lot…read moreof fun playing and "trying" to make something. It was a 2 hour class and I believe the tutorial took about 30-40 minutes of that 2 hours. You get to make 2 pieces, but I only made 1 because I kept messing up. LOL. I'm glad I brought an apron, and I suggest you do too if you choose to take this class. What I ended up with is a trinket looking dish. They keep it for about 2 weeks to fire and glaze it with the color you choose. I'll add a photo of the finished product when I get it. It was a lot of fun, but I really wish I would've had more time. I will do this again.