I recently had a CPR training class with Gwen of All Trades. Gwen is a marvelous teacher. She put…read moreme right at ease.I actually enjoyed the class very much! Gwen is a very caring, knowledgeable teacher. She has the ability to present facts in many different ways and she has such a sense of humor! Gwen of all Trades is now my "go-to" office for CPR training and updates.

This was my 2nd BLS skills certification I've done with Gwen. I would ,and have, recommend her to…read moreher to everyone looking for rescue training. She's easy to talk with and makes everyone feel comfortable no matter your skill level.

Today I went in and donated double-red. Tammy hooked me up to the machine and stuck me. All of that…read morewas smooth and easy. She was singing as well, which was nice. Great voice. The donation was quick and easy, and I got a pack of nabs and an apple juice when I was done. Good stuff.

Sorry for the long review, but I want to explain things…read more I had been going to the Winston -Salem Red Cross to donate platelets for several years and donated 303 units. My last donation was last year. Here's why. I know it's always cold there and I prepare. It was December and I had on fleeced lined jeans, a t shirt, sweat shirt and fleece vest. I also brought my blanket and heated gloves. They provided me a warm blanket which I very much appreciated. Somewhat later I started shivering, like hyperthermic shivering. I ask if I could please get another blanket and I was told "Our policy is only one blanket" I continued to get colder (platelet donations take hours) and I asked if I could PLEASE get another blanket. Response, I will, but not everyone would this for you. Haven't been back since and I can't find a way to share my concern with the Red Cross itself or that donation center.

The instructor, Barbara Newcomb, RN is excellent at gearing her teaching to meet the specific needs…read moreof her audience. As an RN of 25 years, I have taken Healthcare CPR classes many times. Barbara patiently tailors her education to the level of her learners. She has the appropriate equipment so we may practice what we've learned. She is very flexible in scheduling of classes. The cost of her classes is less than what others charge. The only drawback is her classroom location is difficult to find using GPS and MapQuest. She is aware of this and promptly answers the phone number given to call if you get lost. I have and will continue to recommend Heart2Heart to my colleages.

From the owner: Heart to Heart is a CPR, AED, and first aid training business serving students in the Greensboro…read morearea. With proper certification in the medical field, your possibilities are endless. Our certification classes are taught by a registered nurse with over 30 years of experience in critical care nursing. You will learn valuable information that cannot be taught in a classroom elsewhere. Contact us today for more information!

The instructor for ITR is very knowledgeable and up to date on CPR, first aid, AED, and more! Great…read moreservice, great price to get legitimate CPR certification. It is better to know CPR and not have to us it that to be in a situation where you need it, and not know it.

From the owner: We provide the best possible classroom experience to ensure optimum classroom participation. We…read morewant you to to be successful in your ability to learn the skills presented.

This was a relatively large Goodwill, and had a great selection of clothes. As with most thrift…read morestores, they had their fair share of outdated junk, but, they also had plenty of newer or in-style clothes, and tons of nice business attire. There was also a decent selection of furniture, housewares, books, electronics, and toys. I got several nice frames for $2 each. Goodwill prices in general are pretty high for thrift, but this one has some nice pieces that were worth it. For instance, shirts were $5.99 which is kind of high, but I got a couple 100% merino wool sweaters for that price, which is good for such well made items. Staff were constantly putting out new items the whole time we were in there.

Nice variety of items from used clothes to kitchen ware and shoes, clean and organized and most of…read moreall low prices. My only complaint are the narrow isles between displays and Goodwill needs to put up notices in their carts for shoppers not to park their shopping carts in the isles. Some shoppers park their cart in the isles and go texting in their phones oblivious of other shoppers who need to pass through or look up items in the displays. Tell shoppers to park their carts outside isles so everyone can shop uninterrupted.