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Auto shop’s holiday contest benefit 3 New Lenox nonprofts

Sheri Templin: ‘Giving back to the communities that we serve is just a small token of our gratitude.’

Scott’s U-Save Tires & Auto Repair donated $750 to the PTO at New Lenox School District 122 as part of its holiday contest this year. Brad Templin, Scott’s U-Save Tires & Auto Repair  operations manager is on the left, and Sheri Templin,  Scott’s U-Save Tires & Auto Repair owner, is on the right.

All three locations of Scott’s U-Save Tires & Auto Repair held a holiday contest for nonprofits on its where everyone was a winner.

Customers were encouraged to vote for one of three charities per location for the chance to win first, second or third place in a series of possible donations.

The Parent Teacher Organization at New Lenox School District 122 received a $750 donation, Cache Creek Animal Rescue in Frankfort received a $500 donation and the New Lenox Township Food Pantry received a $250 donation

Scott’s U-Save Tires & Auto Repair donated $500 to Cache Creek Animal Rescue in Frankfort as part of its holiday contest this year. Pictured from left are Brad Templin, Scott’s U-Save Tires & Auto Repair operations manager, Sheri Templin, Scott’s U-Save Tires & Auto Repair owner, and Cindy Fitzpatrick from Cache Creek Animal Rescue.

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“Giving back to the communities that we serve is just a small token of our gratitude for the loyalty and decades of support shown to our organization for four decades,” Sheri Templin, owner, said in a news release from Scott’s U-Save Tires & Auto Repair.

For more information, visit scottsusave.com.

Scott’s U-Save Tires & Auto Repair donated $250 to the New Lenox Food Pantry as part of its holiday contest this year. Sheri Templin, owner of Scott’s U-Save Tires & Auto Repair, is on the right and Jim Pitcairn from the New Lenox Township Food Pantry, is on the left.
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Denise M. Baran-Unland

Denise M. Baran-Unland is the features editor for The Herald-News in Joliet. She covers a variety of human interest stories. She also writes the long-time weekly tribute feature “An Extraordinary Life about local people who have died. She studied journalism at the College of St. Francis in Joliet, now the University of St. Francis.