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Safelite Techs Appear on "NASCAR Angels" Columbus, Ohio-based Safelite AutoGlass replaced or repaired windshields in 15 damaged vehicles of the faculty and staff members of a Las Vegas elementary school as part of an upcoming episode of "NASCAR Angels" taped February 25. The episode will air on more than 200 television stations during the weekend of April 26-27. This particular episode focused on helping 65 teachers and staff at Dr. C. Owen Roundy Elementary School in Las Vegas. Safelite donated all materials and labor for repairing eight windshields and completely replacing another seven for staff of the elementary. The mission of the "NASCAR Angels," a nationally syndicated half-hour weekly reality-based television show, is to help people in need with car repairs. The crew completes each project in three days with the help of NASCAR partners. "The staff members at Roundy Elementary School have incredibly valuable jobs, and it's our pleasure to handle windshield repairs or replacements for them," says Dan Wilson, president and chief executive officer of Belron US, the parent company of Safelite AutoGlass. "We are proud of our associates and the fact that we have a very civic-minded culture. We are happy to be able to partner with NASCAR to give back to the community." Need more info and analysis about the issues? |
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