AAA Parking Takes the Charity Challenge


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Orlando, Florida—The Florida Citrus Bowl played host to the 25th anniversary of The Charity Challenge on Saturday, May 22 and the AAA Team looked pretty darn sporty.

Charity Challenge is a massive fundraising event founded in 1987 by Florida State Senator Lee Constantine, and includes a variety of hotels and hospitality industry companies competing in co-ed sporting events such as basketball hotshots, volleyball, obstacle course, water-tubing relay, canoe relay, and Tug-of-War.  Prior to this year’s event, Charity Challenge had raised over $4 million for Central Florida charities.

AAA Parking’s chosen charity was Arnold Palmer Hospital for Children in Orlando.   “A crucial part of AAA Parking’s culture is to give back and support the communities in which we operate.  We take great pride in being the only Parking Company that participated in this wonderful event,” said Vice President, Bryan DeCort.

Seventeen Orlando-based AAA Parking staff members participated in Charity Challenge.  Official financial results from the 2010 event will be announced in late July.

For more information on Charity Challenge, visit www.charitychallengeinc.org.

AAA Parking operates parking services for over 200 properties located in 16 metropolitan markets across the country, from Miami to Dallas to Los Angeles.  The company also operates numerous office towers, stadiums, hospitals, convention centers, public parking garages and surface lots, and event facilities, as well as 150 private events annually.

AAA Parking was founded in 1956 and is a subsidiary company of Atlanta-based real estate company, Selig Enterprises.  For more information on AAA Parking and services the company provides, please contact Eric Garrison, Director of Public Relations at 210-826-0616 or egarrison@aaaparking.com.