Crestview Auto Service in the community

The E.D. Feehan High Schoolfundraiser Gala is April 18^th 2015 complete with Cocktails, Dinner, and Silent Auction. 100% of the proceeds from the E.D. Feehan Fundraiser Gala will go towards the student activity budget to help all struggling students participate in school activities. To help raise the needed funds, Crestview Auto Service is donating a toolbox with a retail value of $1100 for auction at the E.D. Feehan Fundraising Gala on April 18^th 2015.

“E.D. Feehan High School is a vibrant, diverse community. The Feehan family prides itself on celebrating the rich cultural activities that give life to our school. Currently, 38% of our students identify as First Nations or Metis and 30% of our students speak English as an additional language. We are truly a gifted community. Unfortunately, many of our families also struggle with poverty and the social and health issues associated with poverty. This also has an impact on the student activities and experiences that we are able to offer. Non-curricular student activities – such as athletics, our pow wow dancing club, robotics, drumming club, drama guild, transportation to events, uniforms, equipment, student leadership activities, school celebrations – are funded through student fees: fees that many of our families are unable to pay. 100% of the proceeds from the E.D. Feehan Fundraiser Gala will go towards the student activity budget, ensuring that students at our school receive the kind of experience that a student in any other part of the city would receive. Our students are worth it!”

Pride Auto Care supporing Rachel's Challenge Denver Colorado

Al Pridemore of Pride Auto Care presents a check to Rachel's Challenge.



Rachel's Challenge is a non-profit organization dedicated to reducing bullying, school violence and teen suicides by sharing the story of Rachel Scott, the first person killed in the 1999 Columbine High School shootings.
Rachel deliberately reached out with kindness and compassion to those who were new at school, picked on by others, or just didn't have any friends.

Pride Auto Care to do a fundraiser for Rachel's Challenge

For the month of October 2010, all three locations of Pride Auto Care will be donating $3.00 from each premium oil change to Rachel's Challenge.

Rachel's Challenge is a non-profit organization dedicated to reducing bullying, school violence and teen suicides by sharing the story of Rachel Scott, the first person killed in the 1999 Columbine High School shootings. 
Rachel deliberately reached out with kindness and compassion to those who were new at school, picked on by others, or just didn't have any friends.  Rachel's Challenge has become the largest assembly program in the US and was in over 1,300 schools and in front of about 1.5 million kids with Rachel's message that every student can make a difference in their schools and communities by treating each other with respect and kindness.



Help us make a difference in children's lives across the United States by coming in for an oil change anytime in the month of October 2010.
 
Visit Rachel's Challenge website for more information.