As part of the Subaru Loves to Help initiative, in collaboration with Operation Warm and Washington Elementary School, Subaru of New England helps outfit children with winter essentials.
Subaru of New England is proud to announce their collaboration with Operation Warm and Washington Elementary School to help children in urgent need this winter. For the second year in a row, Subaru of New England has donated brand new coats, shoes and socks to those in need. On December 18th dozens of Subaru of New England volunteers were on hand to help the children during this fun and engaging shopping experience.
Subaru of New England gives back as part of the Subaru Love Promise, the brand’s commitment to making a positive impact through community initiatives and charity. Subaru Loves to Help, a pillar of the Subaru Love Promise, is a national initiative that helps share comfort, hope, and confidence with those experiencing homelessness and other needs.
Jeffrey Ruble, COO of Subaru of New England, stated, “At Subaru of New England, the Subaru Love Promise is our pledge to do right by communities in which we live and work. We strive to make noticeable and lasting differences in our communities. It feels so right to be here at Washington Elementary with this great community of teachers and children.”
For the 2025 Subaru Loves to Help initiative, Subaru of New England and its Subaru retailers are providing much needed, brand new clothing items to support children and adults in their communities. Through the Operation Warm partnership and Subaru Loves to Help efforts, Subaru will help more than 900,000 children and adults nationwide. To learn more about Subaru Loves to Help and other community initiatives, visit www.subaru.com/help and www.subaruofnewengland.com.
Photo Credit: Rob Libertini
The above press release and images were submitted to us by Subaru of New England.
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