National Coatings/Single Source Joins CIF as Annual Donor

National Coatings/Single Source Joins CIF as Annual Donor

National Coatings & Supplies/Single Source has joined the CIF Annual Donor Program as a First Responder with a $15,000 donation.

The Collision Industry Foundation (CIF) announced that National Coatings & Supplies/Single Source has joined the CIF Annual Donor Program at the highest level: a First Responder with a $15,000 pledge. The Annual Donor Program was designed to bring needed, recurring resources to the CIF so it can deliver on its mission to answer the call when those in the industry have been impacted by unforeseen catastrophic events.

“NCS/Single Source is very proud to be associated with such a caring and benevolent organization,” said John Leavy, president and CEO of NCS/Single Source. “The Collision Industry Foundation does great work in helping individuals and organizations within our industry in their time of hardship and need.”

Added CIF Trustee Kelly Broderick of Sherwin-Williams, “Over the years, NCS/Single Source has been a steady supporter of CIF. We truly appreciate their donation and also helping us to spread the word about CIF’s mission for disaster relief assistance.”

CIF provides emergency relief to collision repair professionals by securing and distributing donations to individuals who have experienced significant losses due to natural disasters or other devastating events. CIF depends solely on the generosity of donations to conduct its work.

The CIF Annual Donor Program offers five levels of annual funding options, each with a suite of benefits to donors throughout the calendar year.

For more information, visit collisionindustryfoundation.org. All donations to CIF are tax deductible.

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