Collision Industry Foundation's Crash Hunger Program at Collision Industry Conference - BodyShop Business

Collision Industry Foundation’s Crash Hunger Program at Collision Industry Conference

A representative of the Utah Food Bank will come in to educate the industry about hunger needs not only in their markets, but all over the country. The CIF Board will also be present to discuss the Crash Hunger program and how businesses can participate.

The Collision Industry Foundation (CIF) "Crash Hunger" program will be showcased in the first hour of the upcoming Collision Industry Conference (CIC) meeting in Salt Lake City, Utah. A representative of the Utah Food Bank will come in to educate the industry about hunger needs not only in their markets, but all over the country. The CIF Board will also be present to discuss the Crash Hunger program and how businesses can participate.

The CIC meeting, held on July 20-21 at the Salt Lake City Sheraton, will have a reception the evening of the July 20 where the Crash Hunger program will be promoting the sale of donation pads for hunger initiatives throughout the country. These pads are the mechanism for fundraising one (1) dollar at a time.

Donation pads are available for Crash Hunger through CIF at any time. Each pad is $50 for 50 sheets at $1 donation per sheet. Businesses are encouraged to have a donation pad at each location. They are asked to display each "bought" donation sheet on their wall, thus encouraging greater participation by their customers. They may also display the employees’ names as the donors if they so desire.

To order pads or for more information about this program, contact the CIF office at (804) 427-6982. Each pad is $50 with no limit on the number of pads that may be purchased. Credit cards, checks and money orders accepted.


More information:

CIC

Collision Industry Foundation

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