Advancing Community Emergency Training Across North America
SAN JOSE, California, July 2, 2026 — On July 2, a celebration ceremony honoring ALLCPR for receiving the 2025 American Red Cross (ARC) Achievement Award was held at the University of San Jose (USJ) in Silicon Valley. Representatives from the American Red Cross, the University of San Jose (USJ), ALLCPR, FirstCPR, AutoCPR, authorized training centers, and community organizations gathered to celebrate this significant achievement.
This marks the second consecutive year that ALLCPR has received the American Red Cross Achievement Award, one of the organization’s highest recognitions for outstanding contributions to community emergency education, CPR training, public service, and community safety. The award reflects the American Red Cross’s continued recognition of ALLCPR’s commitment to expanding lifesaving education while demonstrating its growing leadership and professional excellence in community emergency training across North America.
ALLCPR Inc. was honored with the 2025 American Red Cross Licensed Training Provider Achievement Award after training 44,924 students during the year.
During the ceremony, Mr. Pitkin, Senior Representative of the American Red Cross, presented the 2025 ARC Achievement Award plaque and certificate to Dr. Claude Wang, Chairman of ALLCPR. He highly commended ALLCPR’s achievements in promoting CPR education, volunteer service, public safety awareness, and the innovative application of artificial intelligence in emergency training. He expressed his hope that the American Red Cross and ALLCPR would continue strengthening their partnership to expand access to lifesaving education and build safer and more resilient communities.
In his acceptance speech, Dr. Claude Wang expressed his sincere appreciation to the American Red Cross for its long-standing trust and support. He also thanked ALLCPR’s nationwide training centers, business partners, instructors, volunteers, and all supporters of community emergency education.
“This honor belongs to every member of the ALLCPR family, every ALLCPR training center, every instructor, every volunteer, and every partner who supports community emergency education. Without everyone’s dedication, this achievement would not have been possible. Honor Belongs to Everyone. Innovation Shapes the Future.“
Dr. Wang noted that since its founding, ALLCPR has remained committed to its mission:
“All of Us Should Learn CPR.”
Guided by this vision, the organization has continuously promoted CPR education and emergency preparedness throughout communities across the United States. Today, ALLCPR operates more than 160 training centers across 35 U.S. states, trains over 7,000 students every month, and has helped more than one hundred thousand individuals earn American Red Cross emergency care certifications. It has become one of the leading community emergency training organizations in North America.
As artificial intelligence rapidly transforms education, ALLCPR has actively integrated AI technologies into emergency training by developing its AI+CPR Smart Training System, AutoCPR Unmanned Smart Training Centers, and AI-powered teaching management platform. These innovations include AI-assisted enrollment, customer service, scheduling, learning management, examinations, certification, and customer relationship management, significantly improving training efficiency and learning experiences while accelerating the digital transformation of CPR education.
Looking ahead, ALLCPR will continue integrating AI Agents, intelligent teaching systems, and AutoCPR Unmanned Smart Training Centers to create a more efficient, convenient, and intelligent model for community emergency education.
During the event, ALLCPR officially launched the 2026–2027 Greater Achievement Scholarship Program. The scholarship will support 1,000 college students in receiving American Red Cross CPR training and help 100 outstanding students earn American Red Cross CPR Instructor certification. It will also encourage innovative projects in AI+CPR, One Person Company (OPC) entrepreneurship, Social Safety Infrastructure (SSI), health technology, and international public service, helping cultivate young leaders with global perspectives, innovative thinking, and strong social responsibility.
Distinguished guests, including Mr. Pitkin, Senior Representative of the American Red Cross, Mr. Zhengmiao Gu, representative of Minto Singapore, delivered congratulatory remarks. They highly praised ALLCPR’s long-term contributions to community emergency education, public service, and international collaboration, while expressing confidence in future cooperation to further advance CPR education among Chinese communities in North America and around the world.
Guests also witnessed the official launch of the 2026–2027 Greater Achievement Scholarship Program and participated in a commemorative group photo. The ceremony concluded with participants reaffirming ALLCPR’s mission of “Everyone Learns CPR. Everyone Can Save a Life.” They pledged to continue expanding access to professional emergency training so that more families, businesses, and communities can benefit from lifesaving education.
Looking to the future, ALLCPR will continue working closely with the American Red Cross and partners around the world, remaining committed to public service while driving innovation in emergency education through advanced technologies. The organization will further strengthen its AI+CPR training ecosystem, accelerate the deployment of AutoCPR Unmanned Smart Training Centers, and continue advancing the research and implementation of Social Safety Infrastructure (SSI). By building broader, smarter, and more efficient community emergency training networks, ALLCPR aims to empower more individuals with lifesaving skills, protect more lives through professional education, and contribute to stronger community safety throughout North America and beyond.
From teaching a single CPR class to building Social Safety Infrastructure; from saving one life to protecting millions of families, ALLCPR continues to write a new chapter in community emergency education through innovation, technology, and an unwavering commitment to public service.
