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Toyota’s philanthropist program includes its recently started “100 Cars for Good” campaign, which helps charity organizations by giving each one of the 100 new give away vehicles the automaker has in store.
Started on July 22nd, the nationwide campaign returned 250 nonprofit organizations finalists. Each of them submitted its story and how a new Toyota vehicle would support their work.
“The vehicles won through Toyota’s 100 Cars for Good help move real people, supplies and animals in ways that make our communities stronger and brighter,” said Michael Rouse, vice president of diversity, philanthropy and community affairs for Toyota Motor Sales, U.S.A., Inc. “This year’s finalists represent a wide range of geographies, missions and populations, and Toyota is pleased to involve the public in selecting which of these projects resonate and inspire the most to win a vehicle.”
The public is also waited to vote their favorite organizations, after which Toyota will announce five finalists per day between October 1 - November 19. Full list can be found on the official webpage here.
“The vehicles won through Toyota’s 100 Cars for Good help move real people, supplies and animals in ways that make our communities stronger and brighter,” said Michael Rouse, vice president of diversity, philanthropy and community affairs for Toyota Motor Sales, U.S.A., Inc. “This year’s finalists represent a wide range of geographies, missions and populations, and Toyota is pleased to involve the public in selecting which of these projects resonate and inspire the most to win a vehicle.”
The public is also waited to vote their favorite organizations, after which Toyota will announce five finalists per day between October 1 - November 19. Full list can be found on the official webpage here.
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