Zara’s Collision Center in Springfield, Ill., recently presented a $10,350 check to Big Brothers Big Sisters of the Illinois Capital Region, as part of the shop’s “Doenation” charitable promotion.
From Oct. 1 through Dec. 31, Zara’s promised to donate 5 percent of the revenue from every deer-hit repair – up to $250 – to Big Brothers Big Sisters.
Zara’s said it repaired 50 deer hits during the fourth quarter.
The NABC, along with various insurance and repair partners, recently donated Recycled Rides to three deserving Georgia families.
The National Auto Body Council (NABC), along with GEICO, Farmers, Allstate, Gerber Collision & Glass-Cartersville, Crash Champions-Marietta and Caliber Collision-Fayetteville, recently donated refurbished vehicles to two veterans and a single mother via the NABC's Recycled Rides program.
The presentations took place at the I-CAR Charity Golf Tournament in Woodstock, Ga.
More than 125 players, sponsors and industry members gathered for the second tournament of the NABC season.
Crash Champions now operates more than 50 repair centers across Southern California and more than 630 locations across 37 states.
New ASE Chairman Tom Trisdale says 2024 is a year of action for ASE as the challenges of repairing vehicles and the pressures facing technicians have never been greater.
This marks National Coatings & Supplies/Single Source’s fourth consecutive donation at the First Responder tier.
For over 40 years, Square One Systems has delivered effective solutions to collision repairers centered around analytics, collaboration and accountability.
Ensio Piispanen immigrated from Finland to the U.S. and founded Keene Auto Body in 1928.
The competition featured 70 competitors showcasing their skills in welding, painting and estimating.
Consolidation news from the week of April 15.
