Chief Makes $75,000 In-Kind Donation to CREF
Chief Automotive donated $75,000 worth of rivet guns and subscriptions which will benefit collision repair educational programs around the country.
ASE Education Foundation Receives Donation from LKQ
Through its second annual LKQ Cares Holiday Vote, the LKQ Community Foundation is contributing $1 million to 10 philanthropic organizations, including the ASE Education Foundation.
Farmers Breaks Own Record for Vehicle Donations in 2021
CREF and Farmers Insurance announced that their vehicle donation program to support collision schools had its biggest year ever in 2021.
SATA Makes Christmas Donation to Needy Children
SATA announced that it has donated to KIDsmiling e.V. in Germany for the fourth consecutive year to help children and young people in need at Christmastime.
Craftsman Collision Seeking Donations for BC Wildfire Victims
Craftsman Collision announced the launch of a matching campaign in support of the Canadian Red Cross 2021 British Columbia Fires Appeal.
NABC Presents Donations in Honor of Award Recipients
As part of the revamped NABC Awards Program in celebration of its 25th anniversary, the NABC introduced two new awards in place of the previous ones – the NABC President’s Award and the NABC Changing and Saving Lives Award.
CREF Thanks Insurers for Donations During COVID-19
The Collision Repair Education Foundation is thanking the insurance industry for rallying behind it during a time when raising funds is extremely difficult.
CREF Creates New Part Donation Initiative
The Collision Repair Education Foundation’s new “Part of the Solution” initiative allows for the donation of leftover parts to vo-tech schools.
BASF Supports Future Technicians through Donation to Collision Repair Education Foundation
BASF announced that it donated spray guns, paint, materials and equipment with an estimated value of $200,000 to the Collision Repair Education Foundation.
California Insurance Commissioner to Return Donations from Insurance Industry
California Insurance Commissioner Ricardo Lara has apologized to the state after breaking his campaign pledge to refuse contributions from the insurance industry.
