MADISON AUTOMOTIVE APPRENTICES INC

Programs

1. Madison automotive apprentices offered a record 8 internships in 2024, to students seeking engineering (x2), industrial design, history, integrated science and technology, business and marketing and media art and design degrees at james madison university. These internships continue to be our primary connection with certain students who have a focused interest and aptitude to get a much deeper look at the automotive world. Maap has been integrating project based learning opportunities for interns interested in additive manufacturing both on the business supply chain and engineering areas of academic focus. Maap also acts as a working laboratory for students to apply hands on knowledge in their chosen field of study and provide tangible resume experience to employers upon graduation.

   $31,618 spentof which $792 as grants
   18% of program spending

2. Fee for service automotive restoration activity continues to bring in revenue for maap, as we provide restoration services for both the subsystem of drivetrain and overall vehicle restorations. This year maap continued a multi-year project on a 1968 porsche 911s targa advising external work done on paint and bodywork. Our restoration fee for service income generated 19% of our total workshop revenue of $42,866 for 2024. Services are billed to clients willing to let students perform these services while supervised by the executive director in the maap workshop, which is also used as training for student employees, interns and volunteers. These student-led services include disassembly and preparation of vintage vehicles using program management principles, restoration of component parts, oversight of outside vendors (for example the re-chroming and plating of component parts) and final assembly of the automobile.

   $40,896 spent$8,010 earned by the program
   24% of program spending

3. Fee for service motorsport activity includes support activities for motorsport vehicles and general engineering assessments for improving performance. These activities provided 81% of workshop revenue for maap, mostly through a contract with international motorsport association (imsa) team jdc-miller motorsports. These motorsport efforts led to the achievement of the 2024 tcr champion title. These activities are supervised by the executive director cole scrogham who is also an accomplished motorsport engineer. Students with motorsport aptitude learn the engineering process, data acquisition techniques and overall workflows for a motorsport event which provides them with a unique perspective on their future involvement in the sport.

   $19,776 spent$36,292 earned by the program
   11% of program spending

4. Special events related to automotive restoration and motorsport have also been important for students involved at maap, particularly at cars and coffee, motorsport events and the big annual trip to the amelia island concours. These events involve competition in real world environments, but also give a sense of the overall industry by visiting large scale car shows and other venues. This year, maap sponsored four students to attend the amelia island concours event as well as selected motorsport events on the imsa schedule. Our event schedule makes sure that students get introduced to decision makers for future job opportunities at these events. We have devoted a bulk of workshop time this year to preparing two vehicles for the upcoming 2024 amelia island concours.

   $80,102 spent$5,702 earned by the program
   46% of program spending

The 4 programs described on its FY2024 Form 990, listed largest first by expense. Program spending in total: $172,392.