Everyday purchases made at Amazon can help the University of the Aftermarket Foundation provide scholarships and educational opportunities to deserving students seeking a career in the automotive aftermarket.
“We encourage everyone to take a moment and visit Amazon Smile,” said Bob Egan, MAAP, chairman of the University of the Aftermarket Foundation. “Each purchase made through this dedicated web portal will help the University of the Aftermarket Foundation fund automotive scholarships at no additional cost to you. It takes just a moment to set up and is an easy way to help others as you make everyday purchases.”
Simply visit https://smile.amazon.com/ and enter University of the Aftermarket Foundation in the “pick your own charitable foundation” box. Click search and then select the University of the Aftermarket Foundation as your charity of choice. Each time you access the Amazon website through https://smile.amazon.com/ and make a purchase, Amazon will make a contribution to the foundation on your behalf.
To learn more about the hundreds of scholarships funded annually by the University of the Aftermarket Foundation, and to apply online, visit www.UofA-Foundation.org. The foundation is a 501(c) 3 not-for-profit organization and all contributions are tax deductible to the extent provided by law.
About the University of the Aftermarket Foundation
Since 1986, the University of the Aftermarket Foundation has funded millions of dollars of scholarships, grants, research and ongoing educational programs to help develop a strong, knowledgeable aftermarket work force. The foundation encourages industry support, including donations for the purpose of honoring or memorializing individuals or otherwise recognizing special events, to help ensure the continued availability of training and education that strengthen the industry. The University of the Aftermarket Foundation is a 501(c) 3 not-for-profit organization and all contributions are tax deductible to the extent provided by law. For more information, visit www.UofA-Foundation.org.
