SUBARU OF AMERICA RECOGNIZED BY U.S. CHAMBER OF COMMERCE FOUNDATION FOR PARTNERSHIP WITH BLOOD CANCER UNITED
Subaru of America received a U.S. Chamber of Commerce Foundation award for its long-term partnership with Blood Cancer United, recognizing support for over 550,000 cancer patients and families nationwide.
Subaru of America, Inc. was honored with the Best Health and Wellness Program award at the U.S. Chamber of Commerce Foundation’s Corporate Citizens Awards for its partnership with Blood Cancer United. The recognition highlights the automaker’s Subaru Loves to Care initiative, which has provided comfort and support to more than 550,000 cancer patients and their families across the United States. The award was presented during the foundation’s annual Citizens Awards ceremony held on October 27 in Washington, D.C.
The Subaru Loves to Care initiative, launched in collaboration with Blood Cancer United, delivers warm blankets and messages of hope to patients at local hospitals and cancer treatment centers each June. Subaru of America and its nationwide network of retailers coordinate these efforts to offer tangible support during difficult times. The initiative reflects the company’s broader commitment to community engagement through its Subaru Love Promise.
Blood Cancer United praised Subaru’s partnership for bringing direct messages of hope and practical support to cancer patients and families nationwide. The organization emphasized the importance of such collaborations in extending care to communities when it is most needed. Subaru’s involvement has helped Blood Cancer United reach individuals facing blood cancer across the country.
Individuals can participate in the Subaru Loves to Care initiative by visiting their local Subaru retailer to share messages of hope for patients in their community. More details about the program are available at subaru.com/care, and updates can be followed using #SubaruLovestoCare on social media. The initiative aligns with Subaru’s broader philanthropic efforts, which include over $357 million donated to causes in the past 20 years.