Auto repair and philanthropy

Posted by: PTEN editor

What have you got going on in your shop to help benefit local charities or generate other good will? Aside from generating a warm, fuzzy feeling in your shop about helping others, it can help draw in more customers as positive word of mouth spreads. And, occasionally, the local newspaper will want to do a feature on what you’re doing that will be good PR.

Two recent examples I read about online included one shop owner who is teaching at the local vo-tech to teach incoming techs about “doing good in the community”  when they enter the repair business full-time. Click here for more.

The other story followed a shop that is  exchanging an oil change service for donations to the USMC “Toys for Tots” program. Read about it here.

One Response to “Auto repair and philanthropy”

  1. alme hutchins Says:

    get some mileage out of your recycling programs,hazardous waste, etc. your mandated to have these programs, might as well take advantage of the positive things you are doing to help the environment.

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