Angel Autos – We assist single, working mom’s in obtaining reliable transportation so they can achieve self-sufficiency and improve their situation.

Our Mission & Impact:

We assist single, working mom’s in obtaining reliable transportation so they can achieve self-sufficiency and improve their situation.

All Hands on Deck! We Need You Now

According to US Census Bureau November 2021 data, over 21% of children under 18 are living with their single mother leading the household. Issues such as limited income, rising inflation and owed but unpaid child support can overburden these families.

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“A generous person will prosper; whoever refreshes others will be refreshed.” Proverbs 11:25

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Services We Provide:

Repair Services

We have a team of skilled mechanics who can provide diagnostic testing and repair vehicles.

Repair Payments

If we are unable to meet a repair need, we will assess paying for repair services outside our network.

Mass Transit Expenses

We provide assistance to use mass transit for commuting to and from work.

Used Automobiles

When available, we provide reliable automobiles.

How To Become A Volunteer?

If you are interested in serving others, we would love to have you join the team!

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How To Get Help?

If you need transportation assistance, we would like to hear from you.

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Meet Our Volunteers

 Angel Autos operates with an all-volunteer staff. We are thankful for every heart that answers the call to donate their time and talents to serve others!

Chad Kromrey

Service Director

Nicole Kromrey

Events Planner

Steve Lyman

Vice President & Treasurer

Testimonials

Thank you! I couldn’t even get my kids to their doctor’s appointments until my car was fixed. I didn’t know anyone who could help, but I prayed.

Genesee County Mom

I don’t know what to say. I have to drive different places for my job and I need a car, but mine kept breaking down and it cost a lot to keep fixing it. I didn’t have the money to get my car out of the shop this time.