Service King breaks Recycled Rides record

Service King and its teammates have handed over the keys to more than 40 refurbished vehicles this year as part of its Great American Recycled Rides Giveaway, each repaired voluntarily by the company's technicians and delivered to a family selected by local non-profit organizations. This weekend, The Great American Recycled Rides Giveaway provided vehicles to single mothers, transitioning homeless families, military veterans and more in cities across the country including Dallas, Houston, Tampa, Atlanta, San Antonio, Murfreesboro, Tenn., Dublin, Calif, Bellflower, Calif., and more. "Positively impacting our communities remains a cornerstone to Service King's greater purpose as a family of teammates," said Service King President and 28-year teammate Jeff McFadden. "We uniquely recognize the impact a vehicle, and dependable transportation, has on the lives of families who need it most. It's our sincere hope the volunteer efforts of our teammates and these vehicles touched lives in a positive way." On Sept. 18, the effort took center stage at Chicagoland Speedway in front of more than 50,000 fans as Service King presented keys to a pair of recipients from the Women With Drive Foundation – which helps at-risk women achieve self-sufficiency.   Service King is a longtime partner of the Recycled RidesTM initiative, which has successfully donated more than 1,000 refurbished vehicles to families in need across the U.S. since its inception in 2007. As one of the fastest-growing high-quality collision repair companies in the country, Service King operates locations in 23 states. In 2015 alone, Service King teammates contributed more than $500,000 to local non-profit organizations. For more information on Service King and to view a list of locations visit www.ServiceKing.com or follow the company on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram.