The Arc of Alabama, Inc., is a non-profit, volunteer-based membership organization whose primary role is to advocate for the rights and protections of people with intellectual and developmental disabilities (I/DD) and their families. This advocacy is provided through Information and Referral services, educational opportunities like the annual Alabama disAbility Conference, and public policy initiatives. The Arc of Alabama provides chapter support to 29 local chapters across Alabama - all of them unique non-profit organizations sharing their passion for advocating and providing a variety of supports and services to those with I/DD and their families. Whether promoting events or activities in an effort to increase awareness and fundraising initiatives, or marketing the brand of The Arc so to ensure members of the chapter's local community know where to go to talk about their needs or desire to support our mission, The Arc of Alabama continuously promotes the efforts of local chapters to serve people with I/DD across their lifespan. The Arc of Alabama is affiliated with The Arc of the United States, the largest organization in the United States devoted solely to working on behalf of people with developmental disabilities.

The Automotive Aftermarket Association Southeast (AAAS) is a nonprofit trade association representing the automotive parts manufacture, distribution, service and repair industry. Established in 1938, AAAS serves automotive aftermarket businesses in Alabama, Florida, Georgia and Mississippi. Our membership consists of, but is not limited to, parts manufacturers, distributors, jobbers, service facility specialists (paint & body, general repair, transmission, muffler shops, etc.), engine rebuilding and machine shop specialists. AAAS offers a variety of services to it's members and is a strong advocate for maintaining a fair and competitive aftermarket. For more information on member programs, please visit www.aaas.us .