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AAA Extends ‘Giving Tuesday’ by Two Weeks

Associates - and Members - to Join in Annual Generosity Campaign

Hamilton, NJ, November 29, 2021 – AAA Associates and Members can’t wait for ‘Giving

Tuesday’! In fact, the organization has launched its ‘Giving Tuesday’ campaign
today (Monday) – and extended it by two weeks.

From now
until December 12, 2021, AAA Club Alliance will be promoting a generosity
campaign both internally and externally of ‘Giving, Sharing and Doing’. The
third largest AAA motor club in the nation is encouraging its Associates to
donate time, money and random acts of kindness in support of those in need –
and AAA Members can participate as well.

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“AAA has had
a long tradition of engagement in the communities we serve and Giving Tuesday
represents a timely opportunity to promote our purpose-driven culture, which
includes local engagement,” says Tom Wiedemann, AAA Club Alliance CEO. “The
‘Giving, Sharing and Doing’ campaign encourages Associates to engage in
whatever way works best for them.”

Throughout
the campaign, AAA Members can make monetary donations at their local AAA Retail
stores to benefit United Way, and AAA will match those donations up to a total
of $2000.

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Giving
Tuesday is a global movement unleashing the power of generosity. In an effort
to encourage Associate engagement, during its two-week campaign, AAA will
provide a 75% match to all Associates’ monetary donations to United Way and
reward their achieving volunteering and random acts of kindness goals with a
monetary donation to Feeding America, potentially providing more than 200,000
meals.

Volunteering
at food banks, soup kitchens and collecting for the national Toys For Tots are
just a few of the ways AAA Associates have demonstrated their generosity in
years past.

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