Kars4kids can help you save money on parking fines in Boston
An innovative way to save money on parking fines in Boston. Donate your car to Kars4kids. That’s what one of Kars4kids donors decided to do.
Kars4Kids funds educational, developmental, and recreational programs for Jewish youth and their families. Our goal is to foster a generation of well-balanced, productive adults. Our means to accomplish this goal is to provide children and their families with a strong network of personal guidance and educational resources, individualized to their needs. Our wide array of services is designed to maximize each facet of a child’s development – academic, social and cultural. Kars For Kids overall areas of activity consist of educational programming, school placement, tuition assistance, mentorship programs, cultural activities, weekend retreats, religious instruction, summer camps, recreation and guidance counseling.
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An innovative way to save money on parking fines in Boston. Donate your car to Kars4kids. That’s what one of Kars4kids donors decided to do.
Our world in which our children are being brought up in is a completely new world. Innovation and creativity is everywhere. Our goal is to enable today’s youth to maximize their potential.
National Teen Driver Safety Week has been going on during October for eight years now. It is an opportunity to promote the welfare and safety of new teenage drivers.
Making it work with our friends, colleagues, managers, spouses, and even car donors who ALL have different personalities! Have you ever wondered what personalities are
Important If you are looking for helpful links from the US or Canadian government for help after the hurricane, please see below: USA US post
The novel coronavirus is keeping us all cooped up in our homes. But not completely.
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Rats could be making your car misbehave thanks to the coronavirus.
Towers (think tow trucks, not tall buildings) are a crucial part of the car donation process, even during the coronavirus epidemic.
They call it “vehicular homelessness” which is a fancy way of describing people who live in their cars, having no other shelter from the elements:
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