AAA in the Community

AAA – The Auto Club Group employees are pledging support to their local communities by rolling up their sleeves and donating blood to support the American Red Cross’ lifesaving efforts. 

In an effort to give back to those on the frontlines fighting the COVID-19 pandemic, AAA-The Auto Club Group is now offering free Roadside Assistance to all healthcare workers and first responders in the Metro Detroit area.

In an effort to help those working on the front lines and those being treated for COVID-19, ACG delivered 100 Samsung Galaxy Tablets to Beaumont Health System today.

The general public, including auto enthusiasts are invited to display their cars, interact with other car buffs, check out the cars that are on display or simply be a part of this annual celebration of the automobile

AAA surprised Detroit-area students and little league baseball players with tickets to some of the Detroit Tigers last home games of the season.

The $639.95 AAA Traffic Safety grant funded the purchase of traffic safety equipment.

The $731.15 AAA Traffic Safety Grant funded the purchase of traffic incident management equipment.

Abbey Bullis will start her first year of college with a $2,500 scholarship earned in the 25^th annual AAA Michigan School Safety Patrol Scholarship Program.

Madeline (Maddie) Purvis will start her first year of college with a $2,500 scholarship earned as part of the 25^th annual AAA Michigan School Safety Patrol Scholarship Program. 

The 4,600-square foot facility is located at the corner of Woodward and E. Grand Blvd., in the heart of Detroit’s New Center area.