The team in Mesquite paid off the entire collective lunch debt of students at local Littlefield Unified School District, relieving their financial burden and ensuring they could eat lunch for the rest of the school year. The team also connected with students in person by serving lunch at Littlefield United schools!
The Big Star teams donated a trailer full of pet food and supplies to local organization La Porte Adoption Center and Animal Shelter. Employees hauled in the supplies, deep cleaned the shelter, and spent time with the resident animals, giving them baths and snuggles!
The Big Star team landscaped and beautified the grounds of local women and children’s shelter Bridge Over Troubled Waters. Employees power washed, weeded, and planted veggies and flowers, making the nonprofit a welcoming place to those in need!
The team at Fort Collins partnered with Wish for Wheels to build and donate bikes and helmets to 25 second graders at local Lincoln Elementary. The bikes will help the disadvantaged students experience the joy, independence, and health benefits that come with riding a bike!
Downtown Imports employees teamed up with nonprofit For The Kids to buy, pack, and deliver 500 bags of food to local elementary schools! The food will help students reliant on school lunches continue to have meals over school break.
Using the funds from recycling scrap metal, the Cheyenne body shop team put together 20 emergency buckets for the classrooms at local Title I school Goins Elementary. The buckets, which contain snacks and hygiene supplies, can be used by students if there is a power outage or similar crisis.
Iowa employees packed hygiene kits with shampoo, conditioner, deodorant and more to give to schools in their area! The team organized packing parties to assemble over 500 bags that included full size shampoo, conditioner, body wash, tooth paste, tooth brushes, deodorant, brushes and feminine hygiene products to help the over 1,000 unhoused students in the…
Employees at the Cheyenne store packed 300 spring break bags for local Title I school, Goins Elementary. The bags, which include a Crumbl cookie, a mini golf voucher, and more, will help the students have a fun spring break even if they don’t have other plans!
Ken Garff Corporate employees teamed up with Junior Achievement to teach students at local Redwood Elementary about finances, economy, and careers. The lessons gave teachers a break and helped the students prepare for their future!
The downtown luxury employees hosted over 120 local students from Latinos in Action over two days at their dealerships. Students walked through the store and learned about career opportunities available to them at a dealership. The whole class got hoodies and some unforgettable luxury car experiences!
