Philadelphia, Pa - 3/7/2025—Revive Solutions LLC, a business specializing in OSHA emergency preparedness training and certifications, is proud to announce national certification as a Women’s Business Enterprise by WBEC East, a regional certifying partner of the Women’s Business Enterprise National Council (WBENC). WBENC Certification is the gold standard for women-owned business certification in the United States.

[“As a woman-owned enterprise, certification allows us to compete on a larger scale while inspiring the next generation of women leaders. It opens doors to resources that help us grow and make a greater impact in our communities.” – Tiara Blackwell, Founder of Revive Solutions LLC]

Revive Solutions LLC is partnering with ITAVFoundation and in association with the American Red Cross, to host the “Hope in Every Drop: Supporting Sickle Cell & Community Health” blood drive on Tuesday, January 21, 2025 from 12pm-5pm. This important community event aligns with National Blood Donor Month and aims to raise awareness about the critical need for blood donations, particularly for individuals affected by sickle cell disease. We are inviting local businesses and organizations to join us as sponsors to make this life-saving event a success.

Every drop of blood can make a life-changing difference. Your donation helps save lives by supporting patients in critical need, from emergency surgeries to chronic treatments. Together, we can give hope and health to our community.

As parents, being prepared for the unexpected is crucial. This workshop will equip you with essential skills to perform infant CPR and first aid for choking, ensuring you are ready to respond in critical situations. Participants will also receive invaluable safety and prevention recommendations from our licensed doula, who will guide you through practical techniques to keep your newborn safe.

Revive Solutions is now a registered Crib Station Provider and Educator with Philadelphia’s Department of Health! This partnership allows us to play a critical role in reducing preventable infant deaths caused by unsafe sleep habits.