American Emergency Vehicles Employees Donate To Local Agencies Published: 22 December 2020
American Emergency Vehicles of Jefferson has made more than $56,000 dollars in donations to Ashe County agencies and organizations through its employee benevolence fund.
The Ashe Post and Times reports AEV employees can choose to set aside a portion of their weekly pay to be added to a charitable fund that is matched dollar for dollar by AEV at the end of the year.
Ashe Partnership Training Center: $10,000
Ashe Outreach Ministries: $9,570
Ashe Really Cares: $8,311
A.S.H.E: $7,892
Ashe Humane Society $6,214.
Each of the follow will receive $500 each.
Nest Alliance, ADAP, Ashe County Sharing Center, Imagination Ashe, Ashe Pregnancy Center, We Care, Summit, (1,2,3), Triple P, Family Foundation, KAMPN, Appalachian Senior Program, Camp New Hope, Southern Sun Farm and Ashe Medication,
JEFFERSON â Continuing a strong tradition of an annual Ashe County charity program, American Emergency Vehicles offers a benevolence fund giving employees opportunity to invest into their community.
Employees have the choice for a portion of their weekly pay to be added to a charitable fund that is matched dollar for dollar by AEV at the end of the year.
Throughout the year local charities submit letters explaining how they assist the community. This information is shared with participating employees who then vote to direct how money is distributed.
Funds presented have increased each year and 2020 has been no exception, as monies distributed total $56,959.