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Canadian Carwash Association partners with CSRO to fundraise for spinal cord research

In the last two years, participating washes have raised thousands of dollars for CSRO.
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Car Wash For a Cure Resized

The Canadian Carwash Association (CCA) announced the launch of the 3rd Annual Car Wash for a Cure in partnership with the Canadian Spinal Research Organization (CSRO). This nationwide initiative, scheduled for May 9-10, 2025, aims to raise funds to support spinal cord research and enhance community engagement across Canada.

During these two days, car washes from coast to coast will participate by hosting various activities that foster philanthropy and community spirit. Activities include encouraging customers to donate spare change, donating a portion of their sales, involving community leaders, organizing interactive fundraisers, promoting their efforts on social media, and raising awareness about the CSRO's vital work in spinal cord research.

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“It has long been my vision to bring Canadian Car Washers and industry suppliers together for a common cause—one that promotes unity within our industry while raising awareness and support for an important issue,” said Karen Smith, president of the CCA. 

“We're proud to launch the third annual Canadian Car Wash event, dedicated to raising funds for Spinal Cord Injury Research. This cause is especially close to our hearts, as most spinal cord injuries result from motor vehicle accidents—making it a natural connection to our industry. We’re asking for your support to help make this initiative a success. Together, we can raise not only much-needed funds for the Canadian Spinal Cord Research Organization (CSCRO) but also shine a spotlight on our industry’s commitment to giving back and supporting the communities we do business with.

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