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AutoNation Associates Support Local Students with Donation of School Supplies to Broward Education Foundation
Throughout the summer, associates and interns collected, sorted, and donated more than 2,500 items
AutoNation is helping Broward County students begin the school year ready to succeed. AutoNation’s participation in Broward Education Foundation's annual Back-to-School Supply Drive was led by the summer interns, with support from Associates, helping provide essential supplies to students in Title I schools.
Throughout the summer, Associates and interns collected, sorted, and donated more than 2,500 items including pens, pencils, crayons, notebooks, folders, erasers, backpacks and other essential classroom supplies.
“Our Associates and interns are proud to come together to support local students and ensure they have the resources needed to start the school year strong,” said Lisa Rhodes Ryans, VP Corporate Communications & Corporate Affairs, AutoNation. “Having the necessary school supplies on the first day of school can make a meaningful difference in a student’s confidence and readiness to learn. Through our longstanding partnership with the Broward Education Foundation, we’re proud to help equip students for a successful school year while giving back to the communities we serve.”
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The Broward Education Foundation is the only 501(c)(3) organization solely dedicated to supporting students and teachers in Broward County Public Schools.
"AutoNation's continued support of the Broward Education Foundation, including our annual school supply drive, is a meaningful investment in the success of our students and educators," said James A. Knapp, President & CEO, Broward Education Foundation. "Their partnership helps ensure students across Broward County begin the school year with the supplies, confidence and support they need to thrive. We are incredibly grateful to AutoNation and its Associates for standing with us and showing what is possible when business and community come together for our schools."
