Paula was a great instructor, provided adequate information needed for a good refresher course on…read moreBLS/CPR.

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Another pint. So easy to get in and out of this blood donation location in downtown. They do…read moretake walk ins but make an appointment. I typically I am parked, checked in, processed blood drawn, and eating snacks in 30 minutes. Staff are friendly and efficient. The renovations, completed within the last year make the facility much brighter and more comfortable. Such an easy way to help others and even be life saving for someone in need. Drink extra fluids and eat something before you go so you're hydrated. Do an easy, good thing and make it a regular habit. Phlebotimist told me today that only about 5% of adult Americans donate regularly.

I'm sure there's a lot going on inside this building besides blood donations, but the public-facing…read moreside of it is the central wing of Louisville's primary source for blood and plasma. If you see a bloodmobile in your area, by all means, take advantage of the mobile drives. But don't discount the idea of making your own trek to the home base. You won't quite feel like you're in the lobby of the 21c, but they get the job done, and I think donating at the main branch is usually easier and faster than at one of the mobile units. The office could use a serious facelift but I'm gonna hope they are choosing to better compensate their staff in lieu of making the place more handsome. One thing is certain -- the staff here are pros and they work hard. They are on their feet all day. They can't afford to skip steps or mess something up. They have to rub elbows with strangers the whole time. This is a tough job. And I've always been treated well. Parking is free. So are the snacks. Tip your tech with kindness.

If you live in the Louisville/Southern Indiana area, this is a great location to give blood. They…read moreusually have a drive here on Mondays. The ladies here are top notch. I usually want to stay longer than I have to just for the conversation and the warmth I feel from the employees and volunteers. Such great people!

Love giving blood and a Sunday afternoon. I do make an appointment but it is usually not crowded…read moreand I'm in and out in 45 minutes. Staff are super friendly and professional. The renovations to the facility, completed a few months ago were much needed. It is a very clean and bright space. Easy to access gated parking lot with a short walk to the entrance to the building. Blood donation is such an easy thing to do and so worthwhile. Give blood, save a life.

Occasionally, I like to give back a little here and there. I also like free cookies and juice…read more Nutter Butters are my favorite if anyone's making a list. So, for a couple hours on an infrequent open weekend, I kick back, watch a DVD that I would not have rented on any other given day, let a few vampires do their work. They're not sparkly vampires but they're not all bad either, a couple might have a little mean streak, but it's all in good humor. And at the end of it all, I feel like I may have done a little good, as well as have a little peanut butter stuck to the roof of my mouth.

I can't do CPR because of my physical condition but I wanted to learn how to be helpful at my…read morechurch in case of emergencies. Jessica told me since I couldn't physically do chest compressions, a first aid class would be a great fit. I'm so glad she did. She took her time with me and answered all my questions. I'm older so it takes several times repeating something before it can sink in. She got me certified in first aid and now I am more confident in my ability to help.

It wasn't as hard as I thought it would be. The instructor was actually competent in what she was…read moreteaching me and very informative.