AARDA Charitable Donations; Supporting Essential Services in Alberta |
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Heart & Stroke Foundation of Alberta
In this picture, Tony Connelly a Director at the Heart & Stroke Foundation of Alberta receives a $1,000 contribution from the Alberta Automotive Recyclers and Dismantlers Association (AARDA). Presenting is Ian Hope, the Association's Executive Director. The funds will go towards CPR training and research and were raised through AARDA's participation in the Car Heaven and GM's Cash for Clunkers end of vehicle life programs.
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Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals, Grande Prairie
Pictured here, Randy Montgomery, owner of Harry's Auto Wrecking in Grande Prairie presents a $1,000 donation from AARDA to the Grande Prairie SPCA. Receiving the donation for SPCA is Jamie Martel , the Region's Administrative Supervisor.
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Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals, Red Deer Region
Wendy Quick (on right) an owner at Lake City Services in Sylvan Lake, presents AARDA' s cheque for $1,000 to Julie McInnis, the SPCA's Executive Director in the Red Deer region.
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Alberta Cancer Foundation
In this picture, Natasha Broen (in center) is shown with Nick Locke (right) of the Alberta Cancer Foundation as Ian Hope, Executive Director presents a contribution from AARDA for $1,000. The funds will be used for cancer research in the Province. |
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Shock Trauma Air Rescue Service (STARS) Foundation.
Ian Hope, Executive Director of AARDA, presents a cheque for $2,000 to Jane Styles of the Shock Trauma Air Rescue Service (STARS) Foundation. The cheque is from the Alberta Automotive Recyclers and Dismantlers Association and is part of the funds that were raised through Ford's and General Motors' vehicle end of life programs. Vehicles traded in under these programs in Alberta are sold to association members and part of the price paid for each vehicle comes to AARDA for allocation to eligible charities. |
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STARS can use these funds to help with projects and priorities such as refurbishing this helicopter recently acquired from the U.S. to make it ready for important life-saving missions in Alberta |
