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We've been nationally recognized for our dedication to our community and the Subaru Love Promise.
We're honored to receive the 2023 Subaru Love Promise Community Commitment Award. This award nationally recognizes Subaru retailers who are making the world a better place while demonstrating an outstanding commitment to supporting passions and causes in local communities. These efforts are focused in important areas such as the environment, community, health, education, and pets.
Subaru and our retailers believe in making the world a better place and the Subaru Love Promise is our vision of respecting all people. This is our commitment to show love and respect to our customers and to work to make a positive impact in the world.
Did Spitzer Subaru go above and beyond, provide exceptional service, or support causes that are important to you? We'd love to hear about it.
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A partner since 2008, Subaru has donated over $28 million to the ASPCA and through Subaru Loves Pets has helped support the rescue, transport, adoption, and well-being of over 230,000 animals across the country.
Subaru and our retailers are committed to protecting and preserving the Earth, not just by our words, but also by our actions.
Since 2018, as part of the Subaru Loves the Earth initiative, Subaru and retailers across the country have partnered with TerraCycle® and have collected over 7 million pieces of hard-to-recycle trash from their communities. Items such as snack bag wrappers, coffee cups, or used cabin air filters from service areas have been diverted from landfills and given a second life by TerraCycle when it is converted into durable furniture and other usable items.
It's our goal to make the pursuit of knowledge available to as many minds as possible.
Since 2015 Subaru, in partnership with the American Association for the Advancement Science, donated over 369,000 award-winning science books. In addition, through our partnerships with Staples and Adoptaclassroom.org we supported teachers and students with donations of $400,000 in gift cards and school supplies.
In a perfect world, hunger would be history and hope would be commonplace. We believe a perfect world is possible.
In 2020, Subaru and its retailers made a donation to Feeding America to provide 50 million meals to help feed people in need during the COVID-19 crisis,* making meals available at 199 local food banks across the country.
*$1 helps provide at least 10 meals secured by Feeding America on behalf of local member food banks.
We should all have a chance to lead a healthy life. We’re aiming to give as many people that chance as we can.
Since 2016, Subaru and its retailers have partnered with the Leukemia & Lymphoma Society (LLS) to donate over 167,000 blankets and 21,500 arts & crafts kits and reached nearly 150,000 patients in more than 780 hospitals nationwide.
At Spitzer Subaru, you should always feel love and respect. You should feel it when you ask questions. You should feel it when you bring up a need. As representatives of Subaru, We promise to help ensure our customers always feel love and respect. We will go out of our way. We will build lifelong relationships. We do this because we feel it is the right thing to do.
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Haven House|Salvation Army|DuBois Food Pantry
DuBois Central Catholic|DuBois Area High School
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Subaru and Spitzer Subaru believe in making a positive impact on the communities in which we live and work. We uphold that belief through our Love Promise Community Commitment. Every month, we select inspiring stories from customers and partners from around our area who strive to support our collective commitment and feature them here.
Spitzer Subaru of DuBois has been a crucial lifeline for the Bob Perks Cancer Assistance Fund (BPF) and Clearfield County cancer patients for many years. Since the beginning of our partnership in 2013, Spitzer Subaru (formerly Johnson Subaru) has donated nearly $98,000 to BPF to help individuals in Clearfield County who are undergoing cancer treatments and struggling to pay their bills. These folks are our friends, neighbors, and family members and often need help paying the electric bill or gas money to get to their next appointment. We at Bob Perks Fund are so, so thankful for Spitzer Subaru's amazing support!
The Elk County Humane Society was so honored to be partnered with Spitzer Subaru for the “Subaru Loves Pets” event again this year. I am delighted to report that we succeeded the goal and adopted 31 animals from our shelter during the month of October 2022. Plus, we finalized 8 more adoptions from fosters who went out during the month of October on November 9th 2022 after our spay and neuter clinic. Our policy is that all dogs and cats must be altered at the time of adoption, but we can send them out on foster to a home before that time. With our foster program a puppy or kitten has the opportunity to be in a home spending precious bonding time with the family rather than being in a kennel in the shelter. In addition, we had 7 more fosters go out during the month of October. A foster that I would love to mention came from the October 22nd event that was held at the Spitzer Subaru Dealership. Curtis Smith and Jeannie Dunworth did an incredible job of putting together a day’s worth of activities for their staff, customers and our shelter volunteers with some of our fur babies to enjoy. I was so impressed on how many of the Spitzer Subaru staff was on hand volunteering their time to support the event. One of the employees even had his wife along with him, Brandon and Erika Roat. I am overjoyed to report that by the end of the event they had filled out an application for the two kittens – Heaven and Nevaeh – that we had there. Since we do not do on the spot adoptions or fosters, Brandon and Erika came to our shelter the next day to pick the two babies up to take home on foster. Since they are too young yet to be spayed, they still remain on foster but will be adopted before Christmas. I know that I have mentioned this before but, a few years back when my sister and I each purchased a new Subaru, I knew we were getting a wonderful and reliable vehicle. Never did I imagine that we would also be gaining a remarkable partnership with a company that truly gives back to the community. On behalf of the Elk County Humane Society I want to thank Spitzer Subaru for this wonderful opportunity that they provided for us. Our fur babies send you tail wags and kisses.
The Bob Perks Fund was honored to be selected as a recipient of Spitzer Subaru's Share the Love campaign again this year. Spitzer Subaru was also generous enough to organize a Basket Raffle event on December 3 to benefit the Bob Perks Fund. It was a truly incredible event with the chance to win great prizes and enjoy some delicious refreshments. Thank you to the team at Spitzer Subaru for your incredible commitment to our cancer community!
The Elk County Humane Society was so honored to be partnered with Spitzer Subaru for the Subaru Loves Pets event again this year. I am delighted to report that we succeeded the goal and adopted 31 animals from our shelter during the month of October 2022. Plus, we finalized eight more adoptions from fosters who went out during the month of October on November 9th 2022 after our spay and neuter clinic. Our policy is that all dogs and cats must be altered at the time of adoption, but we can send them out on foster to a home before that time. With our foster program a puppy or kitten has the opportunity to be in a home spending precious bonding time with the family rather than being in a kennel in the shelter. In addition, we had seven more fosters go out during the month of October. A foster that I would love to mention came from the October 22nd event that was held at the Spitzer Subaru Dealership. Curtis Smith and Jeannie Dunworth did an incredible job of putting together a day’s worth of activities for their staff, customers and our shelter volunteers with some of our fur babies to enjoy. I was so impressed on how many of the Spitzer Subaru staff was on hand volunteering their time to support the event. One of the employees even had his wife along with him, Brandon and Erika Roat. I am overjoyed to report that by the end of the event they had filled out an application for the two kittens – Heaven and Nevaeh – that we had there. Since we do not do on the spot adoptions or fosters, Brandon and Erika came to our shelter the next day to pick the two babies up to take home on foster. Since they are too young yet to be spayed, they still remain on foster but will be adopted before Christmas. I know that I have mentioned this before but, a few years back when my sister and I each purchased a new Subaru, I knew we were getting a wonderful and reliable vehicle. Never did I imagine that we would also be gaining a remarkable partnership with a company that truly gives back to the community. On behalf of the Elk County Humane Society I want to thank Spitzer Subaru for this wonderful opportunity that they provided for us. Our fur babies send you tail wags and kisses.
Spitzer Subaru of DuBois has been quite busy this month celebrating Subaru loves Earth. First sharing the Terracycle recycling efforts with the community as well as in house. April 16 th Spitzer Subaru joined "Keep Pennsylvania Beautiful" and adopted a nearby road. Cleaning trash and large debris off the road side and beyond. One thing for sure the weather was not enough to dampen the spirits of this crew. Finally to help sustain the Earth and supporting the Arbor Day Foundation. Free Trees!! 100 free trees given out to any one that will plant them. These trees will hopefully grow for decades to come, making this Earth just a little bit better for all of us.
The Elk County Humane Society was so honored to be partnered with Spitzer Subaru for the “Subaru Loves Pets” Event this year. The program is, Subaru will donate $100 per animal that we adopt out during the month of October, up to $3100.00. I am ecstatic to report that we succeeded that goal and actually adopted 32 animals from our shelter during the month of October 2021! Spitzer Subaru hosted an Adoption Event at their dealership on Saturday October 16. We were invited to bring some of our shelter animals to come and spend the day, to meet the staff and supporters. Curtis Smith and Jeannie Dunworth went above and beyond to make the day special for us. They put together door prizes and provided snacks and beverages for all to enjoy. I, of course always on the job of fundraiser for our shelter, worked with Jeannie and came up with some additional items to raffle off. It was so exciting every time someone came in to drop off donations. Aside from filling up an Outback with supplies, we also collected $697 in monetary donations. Which totally exceeded my expectations of the day! We took two of our kittens, Jason and Pamela, and two of our dogs, Kane and Tina from the shelter to the event. They were all so good and entertained everyone. The kittens were always being cuddled by someone and the dogs were showing their best behavior whenever someone came to visit them. I am happy to report that all four of these animals are now living in their forever homes! A few years back when my sister and I each purchased a new Subaru, I knew we were getting a wonderful and reliable vehicle. Never did I imagine that we would also be gaining a remarkable partnership with a company that truly gives back to the community. On behalf of the Elk County Humane Society I want to thank Spitzer Subaru for this wonderful opportunity that they provided for us. Our fur babies send you tail wags and kisses!
A few years ago, when my sister and I both went to the Subaru dealership in DuBois Pennsylvania to each buy a new vehicle, little did we realize then that not only did we each gain an incredible and reliable car, but we formed a partnership with a company that has the same passion for animals that we have. When I mentioned that I am the fundraising chairperson for the Elk County Humane Society, the associates assured me that we would partner in future to do something to benefit our shelter. Last year under Johnson Subaru, the dealership did a donation drive for us and brought in huge boxes full of food, toys and supplies. So, this year when I got the phone call from Curtis Smith of Spitzer Subaru to inform me of the change of hands of the business, I was thrilled when he assured me that he already had my contact information for the shelter. Never did I imagine that the program would be as remarkable as this year’s October “Subaru Loves Pets “event. For the month of October for every dog and cat that was adopted from our shelter, Subaru offered to donate $100 to our organization. We promoted this grand gesture and the public was all too willing to come and find their new fur babies. We adopted 31 animals in the 31 days! A total of 12 cats and 19 dogs got a new home and the shelter will receive funds to help care for future animals that come in our doors. Each adoption is always a heartwarming experience, but one in particular during October was a sweet elderly lady who saw a picture of a hound on the Elk County Humane Society’s face book page and she came to meet her. Karen, who is 82 years young came to our shelter from Grampian to meet our Jemma, an 8-year-old Treeing Walker Coonhound mix. Jemma came into our shelter by way of the State Dog Warden of Elk County. On October 2nd she was found running loose by herself. On intake, she showed signs of poor care and neglect. She was not spayed, not microchipped, no license, skinny, dirty ears, bad teeth, extremely long nails and very hungry. Yet, she had such a sweet disposition. Her picture was put out on social media and she was recognized by someone and her “owner” was contacted. When asked if he was going to claim her, he declined and surrendered her to our shelter. It seems that all of Jemma’s life she lived outside in a cage and was strictly a hunting dog – specifically coyotes. She apparently is getting “too old” to hunt so her “owner” had no more use for her. So, we gladly took her in. Being inside was a whole new experience for Jemma. She was so shy around the staff, basically just sat and waited for commands. She had no idea what a toy was nor a soft bed. She showed no signs of aggression but more like a lost soul looking for comforting. After her quarantine period, she passed all her evaluations and was sent to be spayed. On October 16th she was posted as available for adoption. On Friday October 23rd, divine intervention brought two souls together who needed each other. Karen had lost her Treeing Walker hound 5 years ago and immediately fell in love with Jemma when she saw her picture. Jemma immediately took to Karen the moment she saw her at the shelter. She crawled right up on the couch next to Karen in our meet and greet room. She settled in next to her with her head on Karen’s lap. Needless to say, just a few days later on October 26th, Jemma was finally living inside her new home. I have been involved with our shelter for almost 15 years and it is because of charitable individuals and Companies like Subaru who are so generous to us that we can continue to bring people and fur babies together. On behalf of the Elk County Humane Society I want to thank Spitzer Subaru for this wonderful opportunity that they provided for us. Our fur babies send you tail wags and kisses.
Six years ago, the Bob Perks Cancer Assistance Fund (BPF) was chosen as a recipient of the Subaru Share the Love campaign. Since that first year, more than $74,700 has been raised and allocated to Clearfield County cancer patients. The BPF is extremely grateful to our Strategic Partner Spitzer Subaru. As the BPF development coordinator, I am proud to work with the tremendous staff at Spitzer Subaru to co-host the Holiday Open House. The Holiday Open House provides an opportunity to promote Share the Love and the BPF mission to help ease the financial burden of cancer patients who are struggling to pay basic living expenses such as rent, utilities and groceries Because of the pandemic two major fundraisers were cancelled. The monies raised during the Share the Love campaign helped meet the need so the BPF did not skip a beat in providing funding to Clearfield County cancer patients so they may focus on treatment and recovery. On a personal note, my dear friend lost his flooring business amid the pandemic. While he was struggling to make ends meet, he was diagnosed with cancer. My friend donated numerous hours to raise funds for local charities and now he needed help. I told him the BPF maybe able to help and they did. Now he can focus on his treatment and recovery with less worry. Hats off to Spitzer Subaru for their continued support of their neighbors who are battling cancer. You do make the future brighter.
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