On June 18, Ira Subaru, located on Andover St. in Danvers, presented a check totaling $41,038 to Essex County Habitat for Humanity. Then Ira Subaru employees rolled up their sleeves and volunteered their time to help build a home for a well-deserving family selected by Habitat for Humanity.
“Habitat for Humanity does a phenomenal job of helping families get a leg up on owning their own place to live, and we’re proud to support such a worthwhile organization, not only financially but also with our employees volunteering their time to help construct the home,” said Roscoe Robinson, general manager of Ira Subaru, which is a member of the international Group 1 Automotive family.
“Supporting local communities is part of our DNA, and our donation represents Ira Subaru and Group 1’s legacy of positive change that will benefit future generations,” he said.
Ira Subaru is part of Houston-based Group 1 Automotive, Inc., one of the country’s largest owners of automobile dealers and franchises. Group 1 has a long history of supporting local communities through its philanthropic activities, and this donation to Habitat for Humanity is yet another example of that decades-long commitment.
