Burke Subaru recently announced its participation in the 2016 Share the Love program and selected the Atlantic Cape Community College Foundation as their “hometown charity” to be added to the list of organizations that customers can select to receive a 2016 Subaru Share the Love donation.
Share the Love will run now through Jan. 3, 2017 and allows Subaru retailers the opportunity to select charities operating in their community to be included in a list of organizations that new owners can select from to receive a $250 donation from Subaru of America (SOA). This year, for the first time throughout the life of the program, there will be no cap on the total donation from Subaru of America to its Share the Love charitable partners. By the end of this year’s event, Subaru hopes to reach a grand total of nearly $90 million donated since the creation of Share the Love.
The ninth annual Share the Love program will include the following four national charities:
• ASPCA®
• Make-A-Wish®
• Meals On Wheels America®
• National Park Foundation
In addition to the national charities that are participating, the Atlantic Cape Community College Foundation will be included as a Hometown Charity for new Subaru owners to receive donations at the end of the program.
Francey Burke, Burke Motor Group Community Relations Director, is pleased to announce that Burke Subaru will serve as a drop-off site for any Atlantic Cape Community College student supplies such as:
• Flash drives
• Any electronic charger cords
• Portable auxiliary charger kits
• Nylon backpacks
• Pens, pencils and styluses
• Notebooks
• Binders
• Any type of gift cards
Any type of student supplies is welcome!
Burke Subaru will be accepting these student supplies in its Showroom, 519 Stone Harbor Blvd., Cape May Court House, from now through Jan. 3, 2017, coinciding with the Subaru Share the Love time period.
Burke Subaru will be delivering the supplies to Atlantic Cape Community College in January 2017.
For more information, visit BurkeSubaru.com.
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