Long Subaru Loves to Care

Every year for the month of June - Come join us in sending Messages of Hope to local patients fighting

cancer like Bella (pictured).

Cards are available in our customer lounge or can be filled out digitally.

These cards will be packaged with a blanket for comfort & warmth.

During the Subaru Loves to Care month of June^*, The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society (LLS) and Long Subaru work together to provide blankets and messages of hope to patients undergoing cancer treatment at The Cancer Center at Harrington. Visitors to Long Subaru are given the chance to share personalized messages of hope to patients in their local communities, which are delivered alongside blankets to provide comfort and warmth as they continue their fight against cancer.

*COVID precaution alterations to the program were made in 2020.

We love working with Tri Valley, Inc. every year during our annual Share the Love event, serving at senior holiday meals, and donating needed supplies.

Meals on Wheels America provides leadership to more than 5,000 local, community-based programs, like our very own Tri-Valley, Inc., dedicated to fighting hunger and isolation among our nation's home bound seniors. Since its inception eight years ago, our Share the Love event has helped deliver nearly 1.44 million meals to America's seniors.

Every year many loyal customers, members of the community, and workers of Long Subaru line up to donate blood to those in need. The American Red Cross of Central Massachusetts (ARC) brings their mobile medical unit bus and parks in our lot. Appointments are made online but walk-ins are also welcome.

We all witnessed the efforts of ARC first hand in the aftermath of the tornado that hit Webster in 2018. Sixteen ARC volunteers and two paid staff members responded immediately after the tornado hit that late Saturday morning to begin client casework at the Webster Senior Center. In total, ARC volunteers provided emotional, practical and financial aid to 11 families and 43 individuals displaced. In response, Long Subaru donated $5,000 to support their endeavors.