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GB Remanufacturing Donates $45,000 to Charitable Organizations


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GB Remanufacturing announced that it donated more than $45,000 to local and national organizations in 2022.

The organizations include Memorial Medical Center Foundation, St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital, Pathways to Independence, WACOSA, Building Homes for Heroes and the University of the Aftermarket.

“GB Reman is proud to support these organizations, and looks forward to another charitable year in 2023,” the company said in a news release.

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Founded in 1986, Long Beach, California-based

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provides remanufactured OEM gasoline and diesel fuel injectors, injector components and diesel electronics to the automotive aftermarket.

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