The Auto Collision and Repair program at the College of Lake County received a Keco glue pulling system thanks to the efforts of the Automotive Service Providers of Illinois. 

The program recognizes individuals and organizations that make annual tax-deductible donations to the Collision Industry Foundation.

The 3M donation of $889,719.50 in products and supplies was distributed as care packages to 300 collision repair school programs in the country. 

The 944 quarter panels will be distributed to collision repair school programs around the country. 

Susan Bock won a $5,000 scholarship from the Collision Repair Education Foundation and AkzoNobel in 2009, and has moved her way up the automotive career field since that time without ever forgetting the support that got her there.

BASF has pledged $5,000 for the Collision Industry Foundation's Annual Donor Program.

This is the seventh vehicle that Service King has restored with the Recycled Rides Program this year, and it will be gifted to a veteran in Oklahoma. 

Axalta will continue their support of the Collision Industry Foundation's Annual Donor Program with a $5,000 pledge. 

The Jim Hudson Automotive Group donated $1 million for a new automotive technology facility.

Students will get access free of charge to industry education in collision repair that prepares them for their future careers.