University of the Aftermarket Foundation unveils new logo

Jan. 15, 2015
The new University of the Aftermarket Foundation logo was created to convey the foundation’s primary mission of education through its block lettering and wreath. It incorporates a road sign icon to communicate automotive and includes the commonly used foundation moniker, UofA Foundation.

The University of the Aftermarket Foundation has introduced a new logo, said Tim Lee, chairman of the University of the Aftermarket Foundation.

“The University of the Aftermarket Foundation has seen great success in recent years, setting fundraising records and awarding more scholarships than ever before,” said Lee. “The time has come to update the foundation logo with a more contemporary design that reflects our continued commitment to education through scholarships, grants and educational opportunities that help strengthen the future of the auto care industry.”

The new University of the Aftermarket Foundation logo was created to convey the foundation’s primary mission of education through its block lettering and wreath. It incorporates a road sign icon to communicate automotive and includes the commonly used foundation moniker, UofA Foundation. The new logo, available in both horizontal and stacked forms, is currently being incorporated into foundation materials and can be seen on Facebook, Twitter and when applying online for scholarships funded by the University of the Aftermarket Foundation.

To learn more about available automotive scholarships, and to apply online by March 31, 2015, visit http://www.automotivescholarships.com. To make a donation to the University of the Aftermarket Foundation, call (816) 584-0511 or email Barbara Cunningham at [email protected]. The foundation is a 501(c) 3 not-for-profit organization and all contributions are tax deductible to the extent provided by law.

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