More Info on Collision Repair Education Foundation
The Collision Repair Education Foundation, founded in 1991, is a not-for-profit organization dedicated to securing donations that support philanthropic and collision repair education activities that promote and enhance career opportunities in the industry.
The collision school programs were eligible to receive these welders by applying for the Education Foundation’s 2013 Ultimate Collision Education Makeover school grant.
The grant will provide aluminum repair focused training and technical presentations to high school and college collision school instructors and industry professionals attending...
Enterprise’s contribution benefits the entire industry as this enhances the Education Foundation’s ability to offer grants and scholarships to career and technical schools and...
The Makeover grant is available to high school and college collision school programs nationwide, with priority going to not-for-profit or public schools.
Winners of the Sherwin-Williams Automotive Finishes collision student tool grants have been selected and each will receive a primer pack valued at $350 each.
Ken Cook, an automotive instructor from L.A. County, shares his teaching experience and style, which got attention from the Collision Repair Education Foundation.
The May 15 grand opening of the Chippewa Valley Technical College's Transportation Education Center will also feature a helicopter golf ball drop fundraiser.
Chicago Pneumatic has supported secondary and post-secondary collision students by providing a student tool grant through the Collision Repair Education Foundation.
By connecting collision students with businesses, the Collision Repair Education Foundation can continue its ongoing efforts to "fuel the future" of the industry.
The funding will allow for four collision student scholarships, which will be given away in May 2013 as part of the $300,000 in awards the Collision Repair Education Foundation...
