August 20, 2009 - Aid Auto Stores would like to congratulate our 2009 Ultimate Savings Pass Winner. Alvin Delaney of Middle Island was the winner of a $250 Aid Auto Stores Gift Card. Aid Auto Stores would like to thank all of our loyal customers who signed up for our Ultimate Savings Pass Email List. Aid Auto Stores' Ultimate Savings Pass Program provides customers with special savings via Email. Sign up now at our home page to receive exclusive sales, coupons, car care tips, and emailed versions of our circular.

December 23, 2008 - All of us at Aid Auto Stores would like to congratulate our 2008 Customer Survey Winner. Joseph Brandimarte of Mastic Beach was the winner of a $100 Aid Auto Stores Gift Card. Aid Auto Stores would like to thank all of our loyal customers who participated in our survey. .

April 22, 2003 -- Aid Auto brought music to the ears of many U.S. troops in Iraq by donating 1000 AM/FM Foldable Headphone Radios with brand new alkaline batteries. The radios are slated for distribution among the Army, Navy, Air Force, and Marines.

The donation was presented to Robert Kreek, Executive Director of the Metropolitan New York branch of the USO.

December 10, 2002 -- A collection of scooters and radios, donated by Aid Auto and Suffolk Life, will help make the holiday season brighter for a number of Long Island children.

The charitable donation will benefit local families in need.

On Saturday, December 8, 2001, a holiday open house was held at Assemblywoman Patricia Acampora's office to benefit the U.S. Marine Corps. Reserve Toys for Tots Program The program benefits local children whose parents are unable to provide gifts for them.

AID AUTO STORES was on hand to donate 100 scooters and 60 Radio Headphones. For Assemblywoman Acampora, this is the first time participating in the program; this also marks the second year that Aid Auto has donated to the cause.

The U.S. Marine Corps. Reserve Toys for Tots Program is described as "one of the nation's flagship Christmas charitable endeavors." For over 50 years, the program has been distributing toys to needy children nationwide.

The scooters were presented to Marine Corp. Staff Sergeant Hildreth.