The specialty plate, which honors a very well-known, Arizona-based musician, will benefit two teen centers in the Phoenix area.
The whole idea of a specialty plate for Cooper was pitched by the nonprofit Alice Cooper's The Rock Teen Center. They brought it to a state lawmaker. Now, they're calling it a win-win for the teen center and for the state.
The plate will cost taxpayers nothing to get started, but for the non-profit it is intended to benefit , it will cot them $32,000, as an initial investment. The centers that will benefit from the plates' proceeds are completely free for locals 12 to 20 years of age, and the non-profit is hopeful they will see a return on investment pretty quickly, all to benefit the kids that go to the centers.
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