Impact FAQs

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Our giving efforts focus on two key pillars tied to our business — healthy, sustainable communities and safer mobility for all. We support communities through education, partnerships, volunteerism, and donations. This includes programs like School Safety Patrol, battery recycling events, food drives, environmental stewardship efforts, youth workforce development, and partnerships with nonprofits across Washington State and North Idaho.

Members can get involved by participating in AAA Washington community events, supporting partner nonprofits, and staying connected through AAA communications and local opportunities.

Visit our Impact page to explore and learn more.

Yes, we offer driver education resources focused on safe driving for teens, new drivers, and experienced drivers. Offerings may include online courses, in-class programs, and educational resources designed to promote lifelong safe driving habits.

You can learn more about the AAA School Safety Patrol program under Impact on our website. The program supports thousands of student patrollers across Washington and the PNW by promoting pedestrian safety, leadership, and citizenship in schools.

Yes, we host battery recycling events throughout the year to help safely dispose of household and car batteries. These events are open to the community and help keep hazardous materials out of landfills. Event dates and locations can be found on our Events Page.

Yes, we offer discounted memberships through our Fundraiser Program for schools, parent teacher groups, teams, scouting, and other community organizations that allow groups to earn funds through new AAA memberships. This is a popular option for schools and student organizations.

We proudly sponsor the Soap for Hope program, which repurposes unused hotel soap and hygiene products for distribution to shelter and nonprofits. More information is available through our Programs page, under Impact.

Yes, we provide maps for educational use. However, map titles are limited, and availability is based on stock on hand. Schools and educators can request maps at donations@aaawa.com.