The board of directors of AIA Canada’s High Fives For Kids Foundation and I would like to begin by thanking all the AIA Canada members who have supported the Foundation in being able to make a difference in our goals of supporting youth charities, educational scholarships, and now making donations to food banks on behalf […]
With Canadian students gearing up to return to classes, the Automotive Industries Association (AIA) of Canada is pleased to announce that its successful scholarship program is now part of the AIA High Fives for Kids Foundation activities. “For more than 30 years, the scholarship program has offered hundreds of thousands of dollars to support students […]
The AIA High Fives for Kids Foundation (H5s4Ks) is pleased to invite Automotive Industries Association (AIA) of Canada’s members to submit an application for funding as part of the Foundation’s fall funding cycle. Members can submit requests through an online submission form by August 15, 2018.* Under the championship of AIA Canada members, the Foundation […]
Ottawa, ON, July 5, 2018 – The AIA High Fives for Kids Foundation is pleased to announce the launch of its new website, www.aiahighfivesforkids.ca. The bilingual site has been created to reflect an updated and refreshed brand, which will better serve the members of the aftermarket in their giving endeavours and acknowledge the grantees and local charities […]
The Vast Auto Distribution Ontario Golf Tournament held on June 27th, 2018 racked in $14,000 to support AIA’s High Fives for Kids. Along with presenting the cheque of the monies received by the Foundation, Raymond Proulx, Chair, announced the launch of the new High Fives for Kids’ website. We are ecstatic about the effort our […]
Left to Right: Greg Parsons, Jeff Cunningham, Jeff Landriault, Ken Coulter, Steve Azzopardi, Paul Bradley, Daniel Malandruccolo, Tony Del Vasto & Steve Bujold. (Photo: Vast Auto) Every year, our members from across the country give generously their time and money to a variety of worthy causes and charities. Almost $8,000 were donated through the Monks […]
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