Subaru firmly believes that children need access to basic essentials to thrive. For Subaru, supporting the healthy development of children by providing basic necessities is a core value. As temperatures drop, the cost of winter gear can become a significant burden for families in need. This motivated Subaru to join forces with Operation Warm, ensuring that no child has to go without essential winter protection.
For Subaru, contributing to the community is considered a core tenet of operating a successful organization. The 2026 Gear for Good initiative is set to deliver critical resources to five youth soccer programs located throughout the United States. By making the sport more accessible, the program aims to guide children toward healthy and successful lives.
Subaru and the Leukemia & Lymphoma Society (LLS) Partnership
Subaru is known around the world for building vehicles that are sporty, dependable, affordable, and adventurous. But the brand’s impact goes beyond the road. Subaru has long been committed to making a difference in the fight against cancer. For 10 years, Subaru has teamed up with the Leukemia & Lymphoma Society (LLS) to help advance cancer research, support patients and families, and bring hope to those affected by the disease.
Focusing on sustainability, Subaru proudly teams up with the Arbor Day Foundation
Subaru is reaffirming its commitment to the planet by collaborating with the Arbor Day Foundation. Their shared goal is to plant over one million trees around the globe, with more than 100,000 of those trees rooted in the United States.
The 17th annual Subaru Share the Love Event is officially here! The 2024 event will once again support incredible charity partners like Make-A-Wish, Meals on Wheels America, and over 825 local organizations. Seventeen years later, the mission remains just as inspiring: to help Subaru customers contribute to the causes that matter most to them—all while welcoming a new Subaru vehicle into their lives.
No matter where you look, you'll find Subaru lovers. These enthusiasts love every model the brand releases. From the Brat and Baja of previous years to the Outback and Forester models that are available today. The Impreza is another popular model from Subaru that comes with four doors and seating for five. This fun little car is perfect for driving in the city when you need to run errands, but it's also great for long road trips when you want to get out of town for a while. Subaru recently teased an Impreza RS Hatchback. Find out more…
Subaru is a company that believes in giving back to the community and helping those in need. No other initiative is a finer example of this than Subaru's Share the Love events that have been going strong for 15 years now.
On October 12th, Subaru officially announced that their annual Share the Love event will be back for a fifteenth consecutive year. For the uninitiated, this annual event sees Subaru partner with several large national charities, numerous smaller hometown charities, and countless retailers. Their goal for the latest event is to raise at least $250 million dollars.
Subaru has chosen to once again renew their partnership with the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society. This is the seventh year that this partnership will take place, and it runs throughout the month of June. The goal of this campaign, which takes place every year, is to spread hope and love to cancer patients in the form of messages and blanket donations. At the end of 2022, Subaru of America will have donated 230,000 blankets to those affected by a cancer diagnosis.
Some types of materials are notoriously difficult to recycle, but Subaru of America has found a way to keep more than six million pieces of waste from entering landfills.
Many people think that the expense of a new car ends at the sticker price. However, there is quite a bit more that gets factored into the equation of how much a car really costs to own. If a car that's less expensive than average sounds appealing, the 2021 Subaru Outback makes a great choice. The 2021 Outback has been selected as a comparatively inexpensive vehicle among SUVs. Over five years, the 2021 Subaru Outback is nearly $8,000 less to own than other midsize SUVs.
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