Iowa Automobile Dealers Foundation for Education Awards 17 Grants to Iowa Community Colleges

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The Iowa Automobile Dealers Foundation for Education awarded $59,633 to 17 automotive programs at community colleges across Iowa as part of its ongoing efforts to support automotive education in the state of Iowa.

The grants provide funds for equipment, tools and program development needed by each school. This year, the Foundation was able to fund at least part of each request received.

Des Moines Area Community College received $4,821 for the auto tech program and $4,000 for the collision repair program.
Hawkeye Community College received $4,365 for the auto tech and collision repair programs.
Indian Hills Community College received $1,800 for the auto tech program.
Iowa Central Community College received $3,000 for the auto tech program.
Iowa Lakes Community College received $2,750 for the auto tech program.
Iowa Valley Community College received $2,354 for the auto tech program.
Iowa Western Community College received $3,500 for the auto tech program.
Kirkwood Community College received $4,000 for the auto tech program and $1,260 for the collision repair program.
North Iowa Area Community College received $4,821 for the auto tech program.
Northeast Iowa Community College received $3,500 for the auto tech program.
Northwest Iowa Community College received $5,610 for the auto tech program.
Scott Community College received $3,000 for the auto tech and diesel tech programs.
Southeastern Community College received $2,500 for the auto tech program.
Southwestern Community College received $4,752 for the auto tech and collision repair programs.
Western Iowa Tech Community College received $3,600 for the auto tech program.

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Updated: Apr 22, 2024