Allen Schwinkendorf Memorial Fund

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Schwinkendorf Family
Schwinkendorf Family
$4,735
Raised of $5,000 goal
100% tax-deductibleNo fees
100% goes to scholarship recipients
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Contributions
27M&
Mike & Jeanne Dolfin
$250
JA
Jim And Sue Williams And Family
$250
E&
Erich & Corinne Pagel
$300
R&
Randy & Anne Christenson
$30
RF
Renee Figueroa
$100
Our story
Allen worked for over 40 years in the automotive industry and even served on the board and test curation of Automotive Skills high school students at Kent Skills Technical Center in Grand Rapids, Michigan. Allen vehemently served West Michigan at Verburg’s Automotive Service Center where he started at just 18 years old and became the majority shareholder at his time of passing.
Our goal
The Allen Schwinkendorf Memorial Fund will be used to fund the Allen Schwinkendorf Memorial Scholarship which will be awarding money for budding Automotive Industry students just graduating from high school, something Allen himself did over 40 years ago! The fund will be managed by his Son, Connor and the family will be using the proceeds to fund the future of America’s next great Automotive Technicians!
Scholarships made possible by your generosity
Comments from contributors 16

Jim And Sue Williams And Family8 days ago
$250
A big loss to his family and friends and the Cascade Community!

Renee Figueroa14 days ago
$100
What a wonderful way to honor Allen!

Jo Ellyn Clarey AND Rob Franciosi16 days ago
$100
Just a token of our enormous respect and affection for Al.

Carolyn's Vagabond Knitters DeHaan16 days ago
$250
In remembrance of our dear friend's son.

Lowell Women's Club19 days ago
$50
Leah is a student member of the Lowell Women's Club and we would like to honor her father with this donation.
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