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CSN raises funds for Make-A-Wish at annual golf tournament

A few photos from the 2016 CSN Golf Tournament. Check out the gallery below for more!
Mississauga, Ontario — June 3, 2016 — CSN Collision Centres held its 10th Annual Golf Tournament recently at Piper’s Heath Golf Club in Milton, Ontario. All proceeds from the tournament go to Make-A-Wish​ Canada​, the company’s charity of choice. 
 
By the end of the day, CSN ​Collision Centres was able to present the Make-A-Wish Foundation with a cheque for $10,000. The purpose of the organization is to grant the wishes of children with serious medical conditions. 
 
Numerous industry stakeholders from the collision, supplier and insurance sectors lent their support to the tournament, with many of them hitting the links to help out. The tournament itself was followed by cocktails and dinner, with a number of prizes given out in various various categories. 
 
CSN Collision Centres would like to thank the generous sponsors who helped make the tournament possible:
 
– AkzoNobel
– BASF
– PPG
– 3M
– Color Compass
– LKQ
– Uni-Select
– Audatex
– Guelph Paint & Bumper
– OK&D Marketing
– Caruk & Associates
– Discount Car & Truck Rental
– ART
– Lord
– Flatline
– Wurth
– Carcone’s Auto Recycling
– Norton
– Symach
– Enterprise
– Thorold Auto Parts
– Titanium Tools and Equipment
– Micazen
– Autohouse Technologies
– Please Hold Canada
– MARS
– Michael Walker Advertising
– Progi
– CDC-APC
– Mitchell
– Treschak Enterprises
– Brown’s Auto Supply 
 

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