Rod Aycox was a simple
graduate who began working as an insurance and used car salesman. That was
until the creative mind of Roderick Aycox came into play, at just 24 years old
he founded his first company in the town, Jonesboro, GA. As you know, starting
your own business at a very young age is not an easy task but that was not
going to stop Mr. Aycox. Rod had a passion to always want to help those who
were in need which is what eventually led him into the money lending industry. In
the late 1990’s his hard work paid off! He soon opened company outlets and
expanded his business at a very quick pace which ultimately led him to helping
those all throughout the nation.
In the recent months, The
George Washington Carver Community Center faced mounting expenses due to the
temporary closing in September for restructure. Rod Aycox, The CEO of Select
Management Resources which is the operator to LoanMax, Midwest Title Loans and
North American Title loans donated a considerable amount to help with operating
expenses, such as utilities. Rods donation will also be used to aid
reorganization and fundraising efforts as the board works to get Carver
community on solid financial footing.
The George Washington Carver
Community Center is known for its arts and recreation center that nurtured the
talents of thousands of young people, including icons such as comedian Richard
Pryor and Olympic basketball player Carla Mcghee. The Carver Community Center
has been around since 1922 when a group of women formed the “Colored Women's Aid
Club” to save area youth from the dangers in the street. The Iconic institution
is a wide public magnet high school with specialized courses and curricula.
Their overall mission is to
provide foster and encourage recreation, education, and principles of good
citizenship among the youth and adults of the community. The George Washington
Carver Community Center greatly appreciates Rod Aycox's support and hopes that
Rod Aycox's donation will attract others from around the community to help
contribute.
