I posted a week ago that a vet was given a car and it enabled him to carry on helping other vets, , so, here's the follow-up/backstory/etc... in the middle of SEMA, there was a presentation of cars to 11 Las Vegas-area recipients

local families’ lives were changed for the better by the gift of reliable transportation, thanks to the National Auto Body Council (NABC) Recycled Rides program.

The recipients, who included single parents, U.S. military veterans and a young adult who recently aged out of foster care, were recognized for their perseverance in the face of various hardships. The presentation eased one burden they all had in common -- having to rely on public transportation, rideshares or their own two feet to get to work, school, the grocery store and medical appointments.

Representatives of car donors GEICO, Allstate, Farmers, Travelers, USAA, Nationwide and Enterprise, and repair partners Caliber Collision, Crash Champions, Gerber Collision & Glass, Classic Collision, Fix Auto USA, Updated Auto Body, a member of Certified Collision Group, Car Crafters/Allard Collision, part of the OpenRoad Collision network, and Universal Motor Cars, a member of CSN Collision, were also on hand to see their hard work come together to improve others’ lives.

those that are so remarkable, in their lives and careers, are described in the article, and the vehicles they received also   https://www.autobodynews.com/news/nabc-recycled-rides-presents-vehicles-to-11-las-vegas-area-recipients-at-2024-sema-show