This is a quick and easy place to donate blood. They usually have appointments available. This…read morecenter is clean and the people are friendly. They make you feel very comfortable.

I started donating platelets in July of 2024 at this facility. I always have a great experience…read morewith all of the staff members. Specifically, Tayler and Sidney have made my experience so easy and honestly, relaxing. It took a few times to see which veins were the most comfortable for me to use to donate, but we now have a good routine down. It makes me so happy to be able to come in and sacrifice a small portion of my day to help someone else. Thank you!

Great instructor! Everything was thorough and well explained. The class went by quickly as well.read more

I recommend CPR Tucson. Signing up was quick and easy. Convenient location. You have the option to…read morebuy an ebook for $15 or bring your own if you already have it. Art was a knowledgeable instructor with great enthusiasm. Everyone knows CPR is time consuming, but this class was enjoyable. Thanks CPR Tucson.

This was the best CPR certification class I've ever attended. The instructor, Mark, is full of…read moreknowledge and energy- the perfect amount to make the class informative and fun. I'd give 10 stars if I could!

Mark is awesome. I had so much fun and learned a lot in both the ACLS course and the BLS course…read more Thank you Mark.

Ronna went above and beyond to help me out. I thought you were suppose to get a physical CPR card…read morein the mail, but instead they would email you a copy of the card along with the the certification. You can print out the card and laminate it if needed. Thank you Ronna! Training experience: You get a booklet and take an exam at the beginning of class. The training was interactive and hands on towards the end. The dummies were very helpful because it showed how much you need to breathe in and how hard to press down. I previously took CPR certification online, but I highly suggest you go to class for a hands on experience if it is your first time. I am now confident to give CPR and use AED if needed. FYI: Accepted method of payment is cash only at the day of training. You can pay with a card if you pay ahead of time online. A lot of students were frustrated with this because we didn't bring proper method of payment or didn't know it was required to purchase a book. They have various training you can choose from online and on various days/time which was very convenient.

Update , stopped by while in area to drop off donations . So…read moreimpressed with Tucson Yelp volunteer experience in fall 2025 in coordination with the United Way ( thank you again Isabella J. ) Learned about this amazing community health program in large renovated former Holiday Inn just south of the Tanque Verde Swap Meet & Gem Show tent area too I believe ? The graduates of the program are set up totally into personal housing with any and all donations welcomed to provide for these needs . ( Also was told luggage needed , call if more info needed & or pickup of donations needed) Happy to donate & support a valuable resource in our community .

I work with Tucson families who are pregnant or recently delivered a baby. There are many reasons…read morewhy someone might find themselves in crisis without a place to go , and Gospel Rescue Mission provides an option to help people. I recently met with the children and family services coordinator who told me they take women and children and offer daycare to residents, in order to provide job training for interested women. Both men and women are offered services. On campus is an El rio health clinic so people could get health services. There's food available. There's places to sleep. There's an intake counter for people in need, look for the Welcome center building. The gospel rescue mission is always in need of volunteers to do various things. If you go to their website, you can apply to volunteer.

The PCC is an extremely well-run, poorly funded college. Years ago I took some credit classes there…read moreand found the professors to be much better then at the U of A. In addition, recently I took some noncredit physical fitness classes and had a great experience. They have Yoga, Kickboxing, Pilates, a Weight Room Class and many more classes all for a reasonable price.

I had an extremely positive experience with PCC. I took sign language at the school while…read moreattending the University of Arizona (since the class wasn't even really offered there). The sign language program was awesome and I learned a ton. They have teachers and staff within the program that are both hearing and deaf. It can be challenging, but was a fantastic program. The only downfall is it's a bit outside of the city and sometimes during peak class times, parking can be a bear.

Art was an excellent trainer! He made the training enjoyable and we had great laughs. I highly…read morerecommend CPR Down South.

Best CPR class I've taken and this has to be at least the 5th or 6th time I've re-certified. Art…read morewas a fantastic instructor. Made everything clear and easy to understand & no tricks. He was engaging and clear, but also light hearted and fun and kept the class on pace. Will definitely be back when it's time to decertify & highly recommend to anyone who needs to!

Useless Organization. Really just a resource guide. Have had to call for several reasons and…read moreeveryone sounds hopeless, bored and lackluster. I won't bother asking them for help anymore and would not recommend them to any senior needing assistance.

I called the ''Lawyer Referral Service" 3 days ago as PCOA directed. The cost was $50.00 not…read more$35.00 as printed. The Lawyer they referred does not handle Elder Law and I only spoke to his receptionist. LRS cannot take calls or messages. I'm out $50.00 and they will NOT Answer their phone or any attempts to solve my problem. DOES PCOA OFFER ANY HELP WITH A LEGAL PROBLEM? Thank you, Janet