At Subaru, we believe what we leave behind is a reflection of who we are. That's why for over two decades, Subaru has been committed to leaving a legacy of protecting and conserving the earth for future generations. Along with our retailers across the country, Subaru works to reduce waste, conserve resources, and preserve natural spaces - taking real, meaningful steps to achieve these goals.

To support the places Subaru and our owners love most, Subaru is the largest corporate donor to the National Park Foundation and has donated over $72 million to organizations working to conserve our national parks. In addition to helping the national parks recycle and compost over 22 million pounds of waste so far, we have also helped replant more than 1 million trees.

Now more than ever, Subaru is in constant pursuit of opportunities that will protect our planet for the future. With upcoming initiatives that include expanding our zero-emission and electric vehicle lineup to eight vehicles by around 2029 and exploring innovative new ways to make a difference, we're keeping our eyes on the road ahead to protect the environment for generations to come.

Education is a cornerstone of a thriving community, and through our Loves Learning program, we actively support local schools. We partner with Adopt a Classroom.org to provide teachers with the resources they need to create enriching learning environments. During Teacher Appreciation Week, we honor educators with special gifts and recognition, acknowledging their vital role in shaping future generations.

Millions of students in high-needs schools lack the supplies and learning materials they need to be successful in the classroom. In fact, 92% of classrooms have students whose families cannot afford to purchase any school supplies for their children, often requiring teachers to purchase resources using their own money.  

Over $288 million donated to charity.

Over the last 16 years, through the Subaru Share the Love^® Event, Subaru and our participating retailers have donated more than $288 million to charity, with customers choosing between four national charities and nearly 2,300 hometown charities.

In addition, Tri-City has supported End 68 for several years thru the Share The Love campaign and this donation of over $25,000 put the total donated amount at over $150,000! For those who are not familiar with End 68 Hours of Hunger, they are a public not-for-profit effort to confront the approximately 68 hours of hunger that some school children experience between the free lunch they receive at school on Friday afternoon and the free breakfast they receive at school on Monday morning. This is a great cause because no child should go hungry!