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Wednesday, August 19, 2026 at 7:36 AM

Tach-Tech3 Foundation receives donation from SCE

Tach-Tech3 Foundation receives donation from SCE
Second Chance Emporium (SCE) recently donated $7,500 to the Tach-Tech3 Foundation. Monies donated will help fund the Tach-Tech3 hands-on Career Tech Education and En - trepreneurial Acumen. This educational tech program will introduce high school-aged youth of Fayette County to the in - tersections of historical automotive technology, modern digi - tal media, and 21st-century entrepreneurial business practic - es through the immersive lens of classic car restoration. On hand for the presentation were, from left, Sam Wilson, Tach-Tech3 Foundation president; Marlene Schnell, SCE assistant store director and Darlene Strahan, SCE assistant store di - rector. Courtesy photo

Second Chance Emporium (SCE) recently donated $7,500 to the Tach-Tech3 Foundation. Monies donated will help fund the Tach-Tech3 hands-on Career Tech Education and Entrepreneurial Acumen. This educational tech program will introduce high school-aged youth of Fayette County to the intersections of historical automotive technology, modern digital media, and 21st-century entrepreneurial business practices through the immersive lens of classic car restoration. On hand for the presentation were, from left, Sam Wilson, TachTech3 Foundation president; Marlene Schnell, SCE assistant store director and Darlene Strahan, SCE assistant store director.


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