Motorists’ organization to donate $1M to social justice causes

Tampa-based The Auto Club Group says it will create a new division devoted solely to racial equality.

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Courtesy. The Auto Club Group commissioned a mural at its office in Detroit that honors the late George Floyd, the Minneapolis man whose death at the hands of police officers has become a rallying cry for social justice.
Courtesy. The Auto Club Group commissioned a mural at its office in Detroit that honors the late George Floyd, the Minneapolis man whose death at the hands of police officers has become a rallying cry for social justice.
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TAMPA — The Auto Club Group, North America’s second-largest AAA club, plans to invest $1 million to create and develop programs aimed at improving social justice and equality in the communities that it serves. 

 

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