Concordville Subaru won the inaugural Subaru Love Promise Award in May for its dedicated support of Nemours/Alfred I. duPont Hospital for Children. Dealer-owner Peter Lustgarten highlighted the dealership's long-standing commitment, contributing $168,000 over the years.
The partnership began in 2006 after a donation and a hospital tour inspired ongoing support. Concordville Subaru selected the hospital as its local charity for Subaru's Share the Love program, aiding projects like a major expansion that provided single rooms for patients and resources for parents.
During four key holiday weekends, the dealership donates $100 for each vehicle sold. These events also feature car seat safety checks by hospital technicians. Additionally, the dealership facilitates no-cost leases for Subaru vehicles used in the hospital's outreach and injury prevention efforts.
Lustgarten affirmed their continued care: "It's a good organization that does a lot for our community."
- Steven Hoffman
We're thrilled to have partnered with Nemours Children's Hospital to support pediatric cancer patients and research. Our teams at Concordville Subaru and Nissan were honored to present a check for over $46,000-every dollar going toward making a difference in these kids' lives. A heartfelt thank you to everyone who made this possible!
Concordville Subaru provides the cars for A I. duPont Hospital for Children to do community outreach!
Dealership continues partnership with childrens’ hospital
Nicole Spadea of Subaru of America and Peter Lustgarten, owner of Concordville Nissan-Subaru, present a check to Nemours/Alfred I. duPont Hospital for Children. Concordville Nissan- Subaru chose duPont Hospital for Children as its local charity of choice for the Share the Love event, for which Subaru of America donated $250 for every new Subaru vehicle sold or leased from November 20, 2014 through January 2, 2015. Accepting the check is Marie Hiddemen, associate director of the Nemours Fund for Children's Health, the fund-raising arms of Nemours.
Carol Simpson, director of Emergency Services at Nemours/Alfred I. duPont Hospital for Children, accepts the donation of pediatric training mannequins from Peter Lustgarten, of Concordville Nissan-Subaru. Lustgarten's team helped secure these mannequins from the National Automobile Dealers Charitable Foundation.
Nemours/Alfred I. duPont Hospital for Children has a strong partnership with Concordville Nissan-Subaru, which has donated more than $100,000 in the past several years. The dealership also helped make it possible for the hospital to receive no-cost leases for two vehicles from Subaru. They are used in the hospital's community outreach and trauma injury prevention programs. Pictured are Nicole Spadea of Subaru of America; Jennifer McCue, injury prevention coordinator at the Trauma Center at Nemours/Alfred I. duPont Hospital for Children; Carol Simpson, director of Emergency Services at duPont Hospital for Children; Peter Lustgarten, owner of Concordville Nissan-Subaru; and Marie Hiddemen, associate director of the Nemours Fund for Children's Health.
Concordville Nissan and Subaru have forged a meaningful partnership to make a positive impact on the community by teaming up to volunteer at Rags2Riches. Demonstrating their care to social responsibility, employees from both dealerships have dedicated their time to assist in dog walks and contribute to the well-being of the animals in need.
The collaboration not only showcases the companies' dedication to corporate social responsibility but also underscores the importance of community engagement. Concordville is excited to share our stores with Rags2Riches for pet adoption events throughout the year! Stay tuned on our social media for updates on upcoming events with Rags2Riches!
Concordville Subaru Partners with CAADC to Support Delaware County’s Disadvantaged Residents
Subaru loves to help! Concordville Subaru takes great pride in its partnership with the Community Action Agency of Delaware County (CAADC), demonstrating a commitment to making a positive impact on the lives of the economically disadvantaged residents in the community. By donating shoes and socks to the CAADC's clients, Concordville Subaru aims to contribute to the organization's mission of fostering economic self-sufficiency and community strength. The CAADC's four-decade-long dedication to serving Delaware County's residents aligns with Concordville Subaru's values of supporting local initiatives that address fundamental needs. Together, they work towards innovative solutions in areas such as housing, workforce development, energy conservation, social services, and community and economic development, fostering a stronger, more resilient community for all.
Concordville Subaru Helps Make the Winter a Little Warmer
Since 2008, Concordville Subaru and the Auto Dealers CARing For Kids Foundation have donated over 1,200 new coats to children and youth in Chester County, including migrant, immigrant, and American families in need. The total value of the donation over six years exceeds $36,000. Partnering with local organizations like the COSECHA network, Penn State Extension, and the Chester County Intermediate Unit, these coats help families who are struggling financially or have recently relocated to the area. The initiative has received positive feedback, with families expressing gratitude for the warmth provided during winter months. This year, increased awareness led to even more requests for assistance, highlighting the significant impact of the project on underserved communities. On behalf of the network, we thank Concordville Subaru and CARing For Kids for their continued support.
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