FRANKLIN, TENNESSEE COMMUNITY SUPPORT FOR AUTOMOTIVE EDUCATION
FFRANKLIN HIGH AUTO SHOP FUND

KEEP HANDS-ON LEARNING IN DRIVE

Keep the shop.
Build the future.

Help keep Franklin High School’s auto shop funded—and keep the door open to skills, confidence, and a future built by hand.

Support the auto shopSee why it matters
A community-powered effort.For students. For skilled trades. For Franklin.
A mechanic inspecting a vehicle in an automotive workshop
THE NEXT GENERATIONStarts in the shop.
Workshop stock photo · Dextar Studio / Unsplash
REAL TOOLS.REAL EXPERIENCE.REAL POSSIBILITIES.

01 / THE REASON

Some lessons
need a workbench.

A classroom can spark an interest. A shop gives students a place to put it to work.

Franklin High School offers Automotive Collision Repair within its College, Career and Technical Education program. These programs connect classroom subjects with practical experience, leadership, and teamwork.

This drive is about keeping that kind of learning within reach. Help sustain a space where students can practice, solve problems, and discover what they’re capable of.

Explore Franklin High’s CCTE program

02 / YOUR IMPACT

Help put opportunity
in students’ hands.

Shop learning depends on more than a room. These are practical areas to discuss when you support the program.

01

Tools & equipment

Help students work with reliable tools and equipment for hands-on automotive learning.

EQUIP THE SHOP
02

Project materials

Support the supplies and consumable materials that turn instruction into practice.

KEEP PROJECTS MOVING
03

A safe learning space

Help support protective equipment and the everyday needs of a functioning learning environment.

SUPPORT THE FOUNDATION

Specific purchases and donation acceptance are determined by the school. Contact the program to confirm current priorities.

03 / KEEP IT GOING

There’s a place
for you in this drive.

Parents, alumni, neighbors, and local businesses can all help keep automotive education moving forward.

PROGRAM CONTACTStan Russell

Automotive Collision Repair

stanley.russell@wcs.edu
A

Make a financial gift

Ask the program how to contribute and ensure your gift is directed to auto shop needs.

Ask how to donateOpens your email app. No payment is collected here.
B

Contribute tools or supplies

Have equipment or materials to offer? Check current needs, condition requirements, and acceptance before delivering anything.

Discuss an in-kind gift
C

Bring your business on board

Local repair shops, dealerships, and businesses can explore school-approved ways to support automotive education.

Explore business support

04 / GOOD TO KNOW

Before you give.

How do I make sure my gift supports the auto shop?

Contact the program before giving. Ask for an approved donation method and confirm how to designate your contribution for automotive education.

Can I donate used tools or a vehicle?

Ask the school first. Equipment, tools, parts, and vehicles may be subject to condition, safety, storage, and acceptance requirements. Please do not drop off items without arrangements.

Is my donation tax deductible?

The receiving organization can confirm eligibility and provide any applicable receipt. This website does not issue donation receipts.

Is this the school’s official website?

This is a community campaign website concept supporting Franklin High School’s auto shop. It is not the school’s official website. Program information and the contact listed here come from the school’s public CCTE page.

How else can I help?

Talk with friends, alumni, and local businesses about supporting the shop. Ask the program about current needs and any school-approved opportunities to contribute.

FRANKLIN SHOWS UP.

Let’s keep the
shop doors open.

Find your way to help