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Valley Toyota dealers last month gave a total of $50,000 to five regional food banks to help them during the holiday season. Each food bank received $10,000 during presentations the third week in November.

Homeless ID Project director: What most take for granted can be a life-changer for those who are unhoused.Through partnerships with community organizations such as Valley Toyota Dealers, as well as individual donations, we can remove the barriers that keep people stuck in crisis. Their support helps ensure that the cost of a birth certificate or state ID never stands between someone and the chance to move forward.

Law enforcement officers faced unprecedented violence, with 80,000 officers assaulted nationwide in 2023, the most recent year for which data is available. PLEA has stepped in to help Hunting recover financially. Through Valley Toyota Dealers, PLEA Charities is raffling off a 2025 Toyota Tacoma TRD Sport.

The 100 Club of Arizona is launching the 100 Club Firefighter Cancer Prevention Campaign, a statewide community fundraising effort to help protect firefighters from occupational cancer by raising funds to place a StormStick decontamination system on every firetruck in the state.

In a state where more than 1.1 million residents are hard of hearing and gaps in services persist, the free event connected 39 families of deaf and hard of hearing children, four Deaf community members and two American Sign Language interpreter students to community and resources, according to a press release.

For more than two decades, the Valley Toyota Dealers have demonstrated what it looks like when a business coalition treats community investment not as a marketing strategy but as a shared responsibility. Representing 10 dealerships across the Phoenix metropolitan area, the association has built a model of giving rooted in proximity.