Houska Automotive donates vehicle to Project Self-Sufficiency
FORT COLLINS — Houska Automotive Services Inc. of Fort Collins has donated a vehicle to Project Self-Sufficiency, the 16th vehicle that the auto-repair company has donated to the nonprofit.
The 2012 GMC Terrain vehicle with 76,000 miles was presented to a single mother, Victoria, at the Lagoon Summer Concert Series at Colorado State University
“I feel incredibly grateful for this vehicle because I rely on being able to commute about 100 miles each weekday to Denver to earn an associate degree in respiratory therapy,” Victoria said in a written statement. “My success is 100% reliant on my presence and engagement in the program. I will now also be able to ensure that my son, D’Andre, is able to get to school and participate in his sports activities, which is also important to me.
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“I am so grateful to Project Self Sufficiency and to Houska Automotive for supporting me in my educational journey with this vehicle. A significant stress has been lifted from my shoulders, and that feeling is priceless,” Victoria added. “My son and I are both extremely thankful, and I told him that I hope to one day pay it forward and similarly help a single parent.”
Houska Automotive has partnered with Project Self-Sufficiency for 16 years.
“As many of us know, raising kids is not an easy job, especially if you don’t have reliable transportation,” Houska vice president LJ Houska said in a written statement. “Hopefully, this car will make Victoria’s life a little easier. Helping with transportation needs/issues is what we have done for the past 72 years.”
Project Self-Sufficiency assists low-income, single parents in their efforts to achieve economic independence and become free from community and government assistance while building and maintaining strong, healthy families, according to the organization’s mission statement.
