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American Red Cross - Grand Canyon Chapter http://www.arizonaredcross.org/
Position: Kiest
Email: tkiest@arizonaredcross.org
Phone: Communications Mgr.
Fax: 602-336-6495
American Red Cross - Grand Canyon Chapter
6135 N. Black Canyon Highway
Phoenix, AZ 85015Map thisThe volunteer-led Grand Canyon Chapter of the American Red Cross serves the more than 5.2 million people in Apache, Coconino, Gila, La Paz, Maricopa, Mohave, Navajo, Pinal, Yavapai and Yuma counties. %newline% %newline%The vision of the American Red Cross Grand Canyon Chapter is to partner with the people of...
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Name: Tracey KiestPosition: Kiest
Email: tkiest@arizonaredcross.org
Phone: Communications Mgr.
Fax: 602-336-6495
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Get TrainedFor nearly a century, the American Red Cross has prepared people to save lives through health and safety education and training. From First Aid, CPR and AED, to Babysitter's Training, Swimming and Lifeguarding, Pet First Aid, and Wilderness First Aid, American Red Cross Preparedness programs help people lead safer and healthier lives. The Red Cross constantly strives to respond to the preparedness concerns of Americans at home, in school and in the workplace. Today's innovative programs also include teaching lay persons and professionals how to use automated external defibrillators (AEDs) to save victims of sudden cardiac arrest.
You can help the Red Cross save lives. Become a health and safety instructor, prepare your business by providing full-service training or becoming an authorized
Register by Phone: Call 1-800-842-7349 and dial ext. 26490.
Register by email: Send an E-mail Inquiry to registration@arizonaredcross.org.
Two Seconds is Too Long Sunday, September 12, 2010Learn about water safety and CPR training at the Two Seconds is Too Long event on Sunday, Sept. 12 from 2-4pm at Tempe Marketplace.
ABC's of Water Safety:
Through our water safety programs and training courses, the Red Cross is committed to preventing drowning and keeping Arizonans safe.
? Adult Supervision – adults always should supervise children around water, both outside by the pool BUT also inside by the bathtub. Never take your eyes off them for a second. And make sure you don’t get distracted by things like the door bell, phone or guests.
? Barriers – make sure there is a fence at least 5 feet tall surrounding your pool. Also, make sure the gate is self-closing and self-latching. Remove all chairs and other materials – anything a child could use to stand on and open the gate – keep them away from the gate.
? CPR Training – make sure adults are trained in CPR and First Aid. Also, make sure your children are enrolled in swimming lessons so they can learn how to be safe around water while they learn how to swim.
9/11 Day of ServiceSaturday, September 11, 2010Your local Red Cross is joining the national effort to engage in the largest National Day of Service in U.S. history with three service projects scheduled on Saturday, September 11 from 11:00 a.m. – 2:00 p.m.
This is a way for people to pay tribute to the Americans we lost on 9/11 while giving back to the community.
The three service projects that will take place at your local Red Cross office include assembling 500 personal hygiene kits for disaster victims, making holiday cards for our military heroes and washing cars.
People who want to give back to their community on this day of remembrance are encouraged to join the Red Cross effort. Call 602-336-6693.
