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Scottsdale business donates $120,000 to AZAFAP for community park rebuild

AutoNation Subaru Scottsdale donated $120,000 to the Arizona Association for Foster and Adoptive Parents to fund a rebuild of their community park.

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A Scottsdale business donated a $120,000 check to the Arizona Association for Foster and Adoptive Parents recently.

AutoNation Subaru Scottsdale donated the check to AZAFAP on May 29 to fund the full rebuild of their community park at 1535 W. Dunlap Ave., according to a press release.

The AZAFAP community park is a gathering place for around 400 foster and adoptive families across the Phoenix region.

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