Grzyb's Consulting, LLC; CPR/First Aid Training

04/04/2026

Spent the last two weeks training & certifying nearly 100 new students in CPR!

04/04/2026

This training is a great way to set up babysitters of all ages! Give us a call/send us a message and we can come to you for training.

Here's what you'll find in our Babysitter's Training Course! Do you know someone who wants to be the best babysitter in the game?

Have them enroll in our updated Red Cross Babysitter's Training course to become a certified babysitter! Our comprehensive program covers first aid, safety, babysitting skills and more.

Find a course near you by visiting: https://rdcrss.org/4tpYgkT

03/26/2026

Seeking a new AED trainer for the office or see an expired one at your place of employment?

Contact us to talk about new or replacement options, battery change-out. We provide a free consultation & quote.

03/26/2026

03/26/2026

Give us a call or send a message and we can provide training in CPR, first aid, what to do if someone is choking and when to call 911. ⛑️ 🍼

Launching into that first job doesn’t have to feel like rocket science. 🚀

If your teen is ready to start babysitting, a babysitting class can help them feel confident and prepared. In addition to learning lifesaving skills, they'll learn real career-building skills that last a lifetime, including:

- Interviewing tips to land jobs.
- How to market themselves.
- Safe networking strategies.
- How to talk about pay.

03/26/2026

1 in 5. That’s how many blood donors had results in the prediabetic or diabetic range when they had their A1C tested after giving blood with the Red Cross last year.

These findings are an important reminder that diabetes often goes unnoticed — and early awareness matters. Knowing your A1C can provide helpful insight into your blood sugar levels over the past three months and help inform next steps for your health.

We’re proud to expand our health offerings once again this Red Cross Month by providing free A1C testing to those who successfully donate blood in March (one result per calendar year). Make an appointment and gain valuable health insights: https://rdcrss.org/4sVJm5m

03/08/2026

⛑️If you have questions, are looking to get trained or certified, send us a message or or give us a call! ⛑️

03/08/2026

💛 Survivor Spotlight: A Second - and Third - Chance at Life

At 55, Butch collapsed in sudden cardiac arrest. His wife Susie started CPR immediately. First responders arrived within minutes. After 45 minutes of CPR and 22 shocks, his heart finally started beating.

He walked out of the hospital eight days later with an ICD, a device that would save his life many times over the next 21 years.

Since then, Butch and Susie have:
✅ Taught CPR/AED classes
✅ Advocated for AED access in rural communities
✅ Helped pass Iowa’s CPR graduation requirement
✅ Trained lawmakers in Washington, D.C.
✅ Shared their story nationwide

Then in 2025, at age 76, cardiac arrest struck again. His ICD fired. Paramedics performed CPR on the side of a rural highway. He survived, again.

Today, they continue raising awareness because they know firsthand:

Preparedness saves lives.
Every second matters. Every trained bystander matters. Every AED matters.

💛 Learn CPR. Know where your nearest AED is. You could help give someone their second, or third, chance at life.

02/21/2026

Send us a message or give us a call! Learn how to use those life saving devices and what to do with those devices if someone is choking via the Heimlich Maneuver.

02/13/2026

⛑️If you have questions, were looking to get trained, or set up a class, send us a message or or give us a call! ⛑️

02/13/2026

Hero Alert! 🚨

When eighth grader Aubreanna Joles began choking, Assistant Principal Nick Moyer didn’t hesitate—he sprang into action.

Nick quickly performed several cycles of abdominal thrusts, continuing until the obstruction was dislodged and Aubreanna was able to breathe again. His calm, decisive response made all the difference.

Thanks to his lifesaving actions, Nick was awarded the American Red Cross Certificate of Extraordinary Personal Action.

He was nominated for the award by Caro Middle School teacher James Sira, who recognized the impact of Nick’s swift response.

Aubreanna’s mother, Shenna Joles, expressed deep gratitude for Nick’s heroism:

“I’d like to thank Mr. Moyer for performing lifesaving measures on my daughter and acting quickly without hesitation. If he hadn’t been there, what would have happened?”

Because of preparedness, training and the courage to act, Aubreanna's life was saved.

https://rdcrss.org/4jqSOu9

01/24/2026

Winter storms can be dangerous - especially when it comes to staying warm! Remember that recognizing the signs of hypothermia can save a life. Stay safe, everyone. 💙