Nagy's Collision Centers Make Alzheimer's Association Donation

Nagy’s Collision Centers Make Donation to Alzheimer’s Association

Nagy’s donated $10 for every deer-damaged vehicle repaired throughout the month of November to the Alzheimer's Association.

Nagy’s Collision Centers Helps Promote Alzheimer’s Research with Donation to the Alzheimer’s Association Nagy’s Collision Centers announced it is giving a donation of $800 to the Alzheimer’s Association.

Nagy’s donated $10 for every deer-damaged vehicle repaired throughout the month of November to the Alzheimer’s Association, Greater East Ohio Area Chapter-Canton location in honor of Bill Jones and all those affected by Alzheimer’s.

Nagy’s 2015 deer hit campaign ‘Hit a Buck, Donate some Doe’ runs from September through December, with donations focusing on a different charity each month. Each customer who has their vehicle damaged in a deer hit and has it repaired at any of Nagy’s locations receives a T-shirt for being part of the donation – highlighting the good out of an unfortunate situation for the vehicle owner.

For five years, Nagy’s Collision Centers has had a deer hit contest where the customers were tracked and put in a lottery for prizes. Nagy’s decided this year to further develop the contest into a campaign. Donations for December will be given to the Wounded Warrior Project.

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