Manheim approaches $2M in annual fundraising for Boys & Girls Clubs
The Oscar Mayer Wienermobile was among the attractions at Manheim Indianapolis’ 'Touch a Truck' event supporting Manheim’s annual Back-to-School campaign benefiting Boys & Girls Clubs. Photo courtesy of Manheim.
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The Boys & Girls Clubs of America is again set to benefit from the financial generosity of Manheim and its customers and remarketing industry partners.
On Wednesday, Manheim said it is closing in on a $2 million giving milestone after raising $601,180 during its 2026 Back-to-School campaign.
Funds raised through the campaign are directed to Boys & Girls Clubs in the local markets where they are generated, supporting young people in the communities Manheim operates.
“The success of this campaign is a reflection of what’s possible when a company, its employees, clients and partners come together in support of young people,” said Chad Hartman, national vice president of corporate partnerships and engagement for the Boys & Girls Clubs of America.
“Through Manheim’s continued commitment to Boys & Girls Clubs, more youth have access to safe places, caring mentors and life-enhancing opportunities that help them thrive,” Hartman continued in a news release from Manheim.
Since launching in 2021, Manheim highlighted the annual campaign has grown significantly and expanded its impact in communities across the country.
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That campaign took several forms this year, including continued collaboration between Manheim sales and auction teams for a second time, along with donations from Manheim clients Element Remarketing, Hertz and Pinnacle Remarketing Powered by Location Services.
Furthermore, the company mentioned this campaign’s reach is growing along with Manheim itself.
Following its 2025 acquisition by Cox Automotive, Manheim Maryland (formerly Bel Air Auto Auction) raised $22,182 for its local Boys & Girls Club, demonstrating how quickly new team members have embraced the project.
“Crossing $600,000 in a single campaign and nearing $2 million since we started are milestones we’re incredibly proud of, and even more meaningful is the commitment behind those numbers,” said Alan Lang, senior vice president of physical services and auctions at Cox Automotive.
“For six years, our employees, clients and partners have continued to find new ways to show support for local Clubs. That’s an impact we’re proud to keep building,” Lang went on to say.
