On October 29, Pittsburgh Auto Auction auctioned off a choice selection of vehicles donated by a group of their loyal consignors, with 100 percent of the proceeds being donated to the famous benefit with a check in the amount of $13,130.
by Staff
October 31, 2013
2 min to read
The management and staff of Pittsburgh Auto Auction are staunch supporters of the SUSAN G. KOMEN FOUNDATION, and it seems their dealers are as well. On October 29, Pittsburgh Auto Auction auctioned off a choice selection of vehicles donated by a group of their loyal consignors, with 100 percent of the proceeds being donated to the famous benefit with a check in the amount of $13,130.
In addition to the car donations by their very generous dealers, Pittsburgh matched the amount of donation proceeds to Susan G. Komen - Pittsburgh. General Manager Chris Angelicchio said, “This foundation has special meaning to our family. My grandfather, Clo Angelicchio, who established Pittsburgh Auto Auction, was diagnosed with breast cancer in 2008. Since then we have been celebrating his breast cancer survival and wanted to show our support for others that have been affected by this disease.”
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Pittsburgh Auto Auction President, Denny Angelicchio auctioning off one of the vehicles designated for donation to the Susan Koman Foundation.
Susan G. Komen Pittsburgh is part of the world's largest and most successful education and fundraising foundation for breast cancer ever created. “Our Pittsburgh affiliate of Susan G. Komen is significantly successful at raising funds and awareness for the fight against breast cancer,” said Chris Angeliccio.
“They teach us to celebrate breast cancer survivorship, and honor those who have lost their battle with cancer,” continued Angelicchio. “This kind of dedication helps us create a very popular promotion with our dealers, and makes it easy to get donations and participation from our sellers for such a great cause.”
(L-R) Pittsburgh Auto Auction General Manager, Chris Angelicchio, joins family and staff Debbie Angelicchio-Jackson, Clo Angelicchio, Kathy Purcell, Dave Angelicchio and Shelly Walker as they present a check for $13,130 to the Susan Koman Foundation.
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