KAR Launches Volunteer Program In Honor of Leap Year
KAR Auction Services, Inc. announced the launch of its Leap Into Service community program in honor of the upcoming Leap Day on February 29.
KAR Auction Services, Inc., a provider of used-vehicle auction services, announced the launch of its Leap Into Service community program in honor of the upcoming Leap Day on February 29. KAR Auction Services Chairman and CEO Jim Hallett made the announcement.
As a part of “Leap Into Service,” KAR is giving all full-time employees across North America eight hours of paid time off to volunteer with the charity of their choice. Employees are encouraged to volunteer with family, friends or colleagues, and can choose to do so any day between Leap Day and the end of this year.
“KAR Auction Services is dedicated to serving the communities in which we live and work, and we are always looking for innovative and fun ways to give back,” said Hallett. “We recognized the extra day we get this Leap Year as an excellent opportunity to make a meaningful difference in the many different communities we are a part of across the country.”
The KAR Leap Into Service program is part of the company’s yearlong corporate giving campaign, which serves a variety of local and national nonprofit organizations.
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