the company sponsors scholarships to students interested in working in the collector car market. they started this through their former collectors foundation in 2005, and continued in partnership with lemay–america’s car museum since 2014. in addition, company employees participate in a program to get hands-on experience restoring classic cars. in one such project in 2013, 123 employees donated 2,750 hours of labor, made 900 telephone calls chasing down parts, worked through 215 lunch breaks, used three tubes of super glue to repair cracked fingertips and, according to the project web site, uttered "too many four-letter words to count" as they brought a decimated 1969 chevrolet camaro ss back to life, according to the "new york times". the car has been used both to educate employees of the company on what clients experience in restoration, as well as for marketing and promotional purposes. after restoration of the chevrolet camaro ss was completed in 2013, the company sent it to the woodward dream cruise and other events.