Meet Repo Alliance’s 50/50 Raffle Winner!

An $18,700 Winner!

On November 17^th, we held our HUGE 50/50 raffle drawing for the Repo Alliance at Used Car Week (UCW) in San Diego, CA. And this year’s prize was especially large and thanks to all of you, we raised a total of $𝟑𝟕,𝟒𝟎𝟎! And that means that our lucky winner won $18,700. And this year’s lucky winner is…

𝐒𝐓𝐀𝐑𝐑 𝐒𝐀𝐖𝐀𝐋𝐐𝐀𝐇!

Congratulations Starr and thank you all! Together, we raised $18,700 for the Repo Alliance!

Thank you all again for your continued support! Remember, donations can be made at any time to Repo Alliance via Square!

WHO IS REPO ALLIANCE?

How and when was the group formed?
The initiative started several weeks ago with an invitation from ARA to all National and State Associations and other major industry leaders.

Is the Repo Alliance another association?
NO! The Repo Alliance is a collaborative effort of the groups which decided to answer the call and develop a fundraising program to further the interests of OUR industry and provide a voice at both National and State levels.

Which organizations came together?
American Recovery Association (ARA), the California Association of Licensed Repossessors (CALR), Texas Accredited Repossession Professionals (Texas ARP), and Harding Brooks Insurance.

How do you contribute?

A Square account has been established.
Click here to donate through Square.
Champion, Promote and Spread the word about this industry initiative!

Can I use any other method to contribute?
YES, you can mail a check, payable to Repo Alliance at 1400 Corporate Dr., Suite 175, Irving, TX, 75038.

Will funding reports and expenditures be available for review?

YES, this initiative will be completely transparent on monies raised with information available on the website.
One hundred percent of all monies raised will be used to pay for lobbying efforts. Everyone involved other than the lobbyist is a volunteer.

Why hire a dedicated lobbyist instead of just working with other lobbying groups?
We are working with other industry lobbyist groups but have realized without OUR OWN VOICE, we would be trusting the future of the Recovery Industry to the priorities of others. Riding the coattails of these other groups, puts our agenda as simply an afterthought.

What are the GOALS?

Change the negative, reputational image of the Recovery Industry.
Educate legislatures of the vital role we play.
Fight against language in bills or guidance from agencies that would decimate the recovery industry.