Subaru Love Promise

Schlossmann Subaru City is making a positive impact! - Dr. Reggie P.

Schlossmann Subaru City (located in Milwaukee, Wisconsin) agreed to collaborate with the Rotary Club of Mitchell Field and Milwaukee Area Technical College in a community project to support animals from families affected by domestic violence through a pet supplies drive scheduled for April 25, 2024 through May 15, 2024. The pet supplies drive will directly benefit the Wisconsin Humane Society and Sojourner Family Peace Center's Safe Haven Foster Program which provides up to 60 days of shelter and care for animals from families affected by domestic violence. Research finds that 75% of abused women who have companion animals report a history of their companion animal being threatened or intentionally harmed by their intimate partner. The Safe Haven program makes it possible for survivors to leave an abusive relationship without losing their companion animal. Animals provide companionship, comfort, and unconditional love to survivors and their children affected by domestic violence, and preserving the bond between families and their animals is vitally important. Schlossmann Subaru City is a proud supporter of efforts within the greater Milwaukee community to provide safe homes for people and the companion animals that they love.

Warmth for the Whole Family - Jim F.

Schlossmann Subaru recently dropped off a donation of brand new winter coats to Hope House of Milwaukee, an organization that houses homeless people and advocated for the homeless in Milwaukee. Many of the families in our care have little or no income and cannot afford to purchase new winter gear. The coats that Schlossmann Subaru brought to Hope House were high-quality with a lot of different color choices. We were able to get the coats in to the hands of the families that needed them - and today, as the temperatures have started to drop again, there are several dozen families that are a lot warmer than they would have been without the donation. Not only did the Schlossmann team drop off the coats - but they stayed at Hope House for several hours and volunteered in our food pantry helping to organize and distribute food to dozens of Milwaukee families. Thank you Schlossmann Subaru for giving back to the community!

Subaru City donated 108 Winter Jackets to Youth at Hope House of Milwaukee

Subaru City donated 108 Winter Jackets to Youth at Hope House of Milwaukee - Sydney R.

On Thursday, February 8th Schlossmann Subaru City teamed up with United Way of Greater Milwaukee & Waukesha County, and Operation Warm to donate 108 winter jackets to youth and families at Hope House of Milwaukee. Hope House is a non-profit homeless shelter, rapid re-housing facility and permanent supportive housing provider located on Milwaukee's south side and is a pivotal partner of United Way's Safe and Stable Homes initiative. After dropping off the boxes and boxes of new jackets, Subaru volunteers received a tour of Hope House and then spent their afternoon volunteering in the food pantry -- assisting shoppers as they picked out food for their families. The very generous donation of jackets will provide warmth and confidence to so many locally, and we are grateful. Thank you, Schlossmann Subaru City!

Schlossmann Subaru City helps Greendale Marching Band reach the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade

Schlossmann Subaru City helps Greendale Marching Band reach the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade - Tom R.

Schlossmann Subaru City of Milwaukee takes a great deal of pride supporting the greater Milwaukee community. Greendale High School, total enrollment of 930 students, lies just four miles west of the Schlossmann dealership. The 200-member Greendale High School Marching Band is one of the most successful student organizations in the Milwaukee area. The band has won 18 consecutive state marching band championships, and they have appeared on the national stage by performing in the 2016 Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade in New York, the 2020 Rose Parade in Pasadena, and again in the 2023 Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade. Schlossmann Subaru City has helped the band every step of the way, providing financial support repeatedly to help ensure the band reaches its fundraising goals to ensure each and every student has the ability to travel with the organization for these truly life-changing experiences. The team at Schlossmann, led by general manager Bruce Larsen, embodies the Subaru Love Promise by supporting these young adults as they represent both the Milwaukee area and the entire state of Wisconsin on the national stage. THANK YOU, SCHLOSSMANN SUBARU CITY!!

Schlossmann Subaru City of Milwaukee Supports 10th Annual Fromm Petfest - Klaus E.

Fromm Petfest celebrated its 10th Annual event on September 23rd, 2023, at Henry Maier Festival Park. Petfest draws thousands of pet lovers to Milwaukee’s lakefront to enjoy fun activities for dogs such as a fully fenced dog park, splash zone, lure course, dock diving, agility and more. Pet lovers can also find pet-focused vendors for shopping, non-profit organizations such as local rescues and humane societies, live music, and entertainment. Schlossmann Subaru City of Milwaukee sponsored the Doggie Dash, which is one of the most popular attractions at the event. The Doggie Dash gives dogs of all sizes a chance to race down a fully fenced runway tracked by laser technology to see who’s the fastest Fido at the fest. Petfest empowers sponsors to choose a local pet-centric non-profit partner to receive all the proceeds from the tickets collected at each attraction in program called Petfest Pals. Schlossmann Subaru City of Milwaukee nominated local pet therapy organization, Pets Helping People as their Petfest Pal for the second year in a row.

Schlossmann Subaru City Sponsors Petfest Pals Program Again!

Schlossmann Subaru City Sponsors Petfest Pals Program Again! - Lisa H.

For the second year Petfest was able to help raise awareness for several Milwaukee based non-profits with their Petfest Pals program. As a programming sponsor, Schlossman Subaru City nominated Pets Helping People (PHP) to be their Petfest Pal, with PHP receiving all of the proceeds from the sponsor's activity, the Doggie Dash! This hugely popular attraction had non-stop lines! As a result, 318 dogs got to race down the runway generating $1,272.00 in redeemed ticket revenue! We are so very grateful for the ongoing support from Schlossmann Subaru City and for their dedication to helping Pets Helping People make a difference in our community! Subaru really does love pets!!

Sabaru goes above and beyond to better relationships between inner-city youth and law enforcement. - Kristine R.

There are a dozen different puns we could share about people getting their “kicks” out of this or that activity. But this one’s my favorite: When it comes to partnership and engaging the Greater Milwaukee community in a way that strengthens relations and builds lasting bonds, Schlossmann Subaru City General Manager Bruce Larsen consistently kicks the ball out of the park. The Milwaukee County Sheriff’s Office (MCSO) recently hosted its third annual 414 Trust Kickball Tournament, in which it partnered with Milwaukee-area police and fire departments to coach six teams of energetic kids and build, as the tourney’s title indicates, trust between the two sides. Public safety has been at or near the top of priority lists in Metro areas across the United States for decades. And the difference between effective public safety and “P.S.” in name only is that the former relies on relationships. When first responders can better relate to the people they serve, and the people they serve can humanize first responders and put names and faces and personalities and senses of humor behind the badge, trust develops. When trust develops, fighting crime, preventing crime, and fostering a deep, broad sense of safety and well-being becomes a collaborative effort. And, as much as it may sound like a slogan from a superhero movie when communities stand together on these things, they are unstoppable. BUT…this type of outreach effort cannot happen without community leaders who are invested – whose businesses aren’t just in municipalities but of them. For MCSO, one of the most prolific such leaders and partners is Bruce Larsen. From its conception, he has been an enthusiastic supporter of the 414 Trust tournament. He has vocally endorsed it. He has donated to ensure the kids had team t-shirts and jerseys, the winners had trophies, and so on. And most importantly, he has encouraged his employees to participate, as well. If the relationship between public safety workers and their communities is a bridge, people like Bruce make it a shorter bridge with fewer steps between the sides. That can’t be overstated. So, from the men and women behind the badge in Milwaukee County, many thanks to Bruce and Schlossmann Subaru City for being –drumroll, please!– the kicker in this story.

Subaru City of Milwaukee and LLS Blanket Drop at Froedtert Cancer Center - Megan B.

Our friends at Schlossmann Subaru City of Milwaukee partnered with The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society® (LLS) to deliver hope and warmth to blood cancer patients at Froedtert Clinical Cancer Center on June 23rd. Subaru representatives and hospital staff were present to unpack Schlossmann Subaru City of Milwaukee’s generous donation of 80 blankets and messages of hope for families facing cancer. Also in attendance was LLS staff member, Hannah Reynolds. Hannah’s dad received treatment at Froedtert Clinical Cancer Center before succumbing to leukemia. During the drop, she had the incredible opportunity to reconnect with her dad’s oncologist who was working with the family at the time of his passing. Although it was an incredibly emotional moment, Hannah was so grateful for the chance to hug and thank Dr. Laura Michaelis for everything she had done. Hannah said the experience was “such a special moment and a sign from my dad. Being able to thank her and bring peace to such a scary place full of bad memories was what I needed.” Hannah’s story is a great reminder of the deep and lasting impact that our partnership with Subaru has on the local community. Thank you so much Schlossmann Subaru City of Milwaukee staff for providing messages of hope and reminding cancer patients, like Hannah’s dad, that there is a big community supporting them along their journey!

Bags, bags, and more bags - Cheryl P.

I am elated to commend Mr Bruce Larsen and Subaru City for the generosity and care they have shown to marginalized families in our community. Amazingly, they donated 480 book bags for needy children. This is wonderful to find a company and it’s representatives that demonstrate their concern by GIVING. And besides that, they were kind and courteous. I cannot thank them enough for what they did for these families. May God continually bless Mr Larsen and Subaru City for this wonderful deed. Prayerfully with thanks, Dr. Parchai Vice President Department of Missions

Helping Families in Wisconsin living with Alzheimer's - Mary Pat R.

Schlossmann Subaru City of Milwaukee is an important partner for the Alzheimer’s Association Wisconsin Chapter. The Subaru Share the Love® Event raised critical funds to support programs such as: support groups, care consultations, education programs and our 24/7 Helpline, that provides reliable information and support, day and night, to families across the state. These programs are delivered, free of charge, to any families in Wisconsin on a journey with Alzheimer’s or dementia thanks to funds raised by partners like Schlossmann Subaru City of Milwaukee. The prevalence of Alzheimer’s has reached alarming numbers in our nation. More than 6 million people are living with Alzheimer’s disease and it is the 6th leading cause of death. The Alzheimer’s Association is committed to finding a cure and also advancing our efforts toward diversity, equity and greater Inclusion for underserved communities. For one woman, the Alzheimer’s Association services provide a lifeline. Connie’s journey began when she was 53 years old. In the job she had been doing for 10 years, she suddenly couldn’t remember how to do it. After meeting with her doctors and having a MRI, she was diagnosed with Mild Cognitive Impairment (MCI), due to a lacunar stroke. But after nearly a decade with this diagnosis, Connie remains open and honest about her diagnosis and how it affects her personally. Connie will be the first to say that she is not always heard by others, but she turns it around with a driving force to help spread awareness of the disease and educate others. Connie has been part of the Alzheimer’s Association MCI Support Group since shortly after her diagnosis. “The support group is so helpful just so you know that you’re not alone. It’s helpful to see different perspectives and tips, so I’m not navigating this by myself. We’re all learning and teaching each other, and maybe we can take that knowledge and help someone else down the line. My biggest advice is to educate yourself, take advantage of support groups and know that you/re not alone. To those who haven’t encountered someone with MCI, be kind because you never know what battle someone is fighting.” Thank you to Schlossmann Subaru City of Milwaukee for the significant impact you have on your community. Your contributions help lighten the load for the more than 191,000 caregivers in Wisconsin taking care of a loved one living with dementia. The Alzheimer's Association is the world's leading voluntary health organization in Alzheimer care, support and research. Our Mission is to lead the way to end Alzheimer's and all other dementia - by accelerating global research, driving risk reduction and early detection, and maximizing quality care and support. Our vision is a world without Alzheimer’s and all other dementia. For more information, visit www.alz.org.

From Georgia with Love - MJ V.

I live in Georgia, I was in Wisconsin for family matters and went to Subaru City ( my favorite dealership) for maintenance. Had to see my two favorite people there, Bruce Larson and Fiz Hidri. Long story short, I ordered a 2023 Subaru Legacy. I was hoping to stay in the area until it arrived but I needed to return home. I was then worried about how this would work out. Well, talk about going “above and beyond,” I was able to return home knowing that my car would be brought to me! Fiz drove my new car to me and returned with my old one for trade in. How amazing is that? I can’t thank him enough for that. I love my Subaru , this is #8 for me. I talk to people in parking lots if they are driving a Subaru. I ask them. Do you love your Subaru and it is always a YES. I can’t say enough on how dependable my cars have been and what exceptional service I have received at Subaru City of Milwaukee. It must be great, I drive to Wisconsin to Subaru City instead of dealing with my local dealers. I could go on and on about these guys and how they have taken care of me all these years but I won’t, just know they are fabulous!

Schlossmann Subura City supports Pets Helping People

Schlossmann Subura City supports Pets Helping People - Amy D.

In the summer of 2022 Schlossmann Subura City (SSC) selected Pets Helping People, a nonprofit organization that provides animal-assisted therapy training and services to big-hearted dogs and their guardians in Southeastern, WI, as the recipient of the Doggie Dash activity at Fromm Family Petfest. SSC has been a long-time supporter of our small, but mighty organization. Our pet therapy teams annually provide more 8,000 therapeutic interactions. The pet therapy teams volunteer their time and provide independent visits and participate in group events throughout Southeastern WI. Some of the places the teams visit are residential communities, adult-day programs, hospitals, hospice units, veteran services, domestic abuse services, universities and reading programs for children to name a few. Petfest is an annual event held at Milwaukee’s Summerfest grounds which draws thousands of pet enthusiasts and their furry friends. One of their three activities is the Doggie Dash. Dogs are encouraged to race to the end of a long stretch and their times are recorded for their owners. The top scores for the three categories are displayed and the winners receive a gift basket. The fees for the activities are donated to local charities and Pets Helping People was lucky enough to be Schlossmann’s selection. There were more than 360 dogs that ran the course. We received a check for $1,440.00 AND to top that Michael Schlossmann, owner and PHP advocate, DOUBLED the donation for a total of $2,880.00. We love the SSC team for all they do in the community and for PHP. The donation will be used to further our mission of training owners and their dogs, their pet therapy volunteer work and it will support of our group activities…. but more importantly is the impact of our mission… our teams make people feel lighter, happier, important, and cared for. That’s the power of the connection with humans and canines. An additional benefit was the opportunity to share our message via our social media channels and our marketing channels. We reached so many more people with this opportunity. Thank you Schlossmann Subura City. We are grateful.

Schlossmann Subaru City of Milwaukee supports Fromm Petfest

Schlossmann Subaru City of Milwaukee supports Fromm Petfest - Ashley K.

Fromm Petfest celebrated its 9th year on September 24th, 2022, at Henry Maier Festival Park. Petfest draws thousands of pet lovers to Milwaukee’s lakefront to enjoy fun activities for dogs such as a fully fenced dog park, lure course, dock diving, agility and more. Pet lovers can also find pet-focused vendors for shopping, non-profit organizations such as local rescues and humane societies, live music, entertainment and even some games for humans, too. Schlossmann Subaru City of Milwaukee sponsored the Doggie Dash, which is one of the most popular attractions at the event. The Doggie Dash gives dogs of all sizes a chance to race down a fully fenced runway tracked by laser technology to see who’s the fastest Fido at the fest. New in 2022, Petfest empowered sponsors to choose a local pet-centric non-profit partner to receive all the proceeds from the tickets collected at each attraction in a new program called Petfest Pals. Schlossmann Subaru City of Milwaukee nominated local pet therapy organization, Pets Helping People as their Petfest Pal.

MADACC Underdog - Kate H.

Through our partnership with Schlossmann Subaru City of Milwaukee, we hosted an adoption event in the month of October. We brought 3 of pets to Schlossmann Subaru City of Milwaukee and by the end of the event, MADACC and Schlossmann Subaru City of Milwaukee helped two find their perfect, loving home. Thanks to Jeremy from Schlossmann Subaru City of Milwaukee we were able bring a lot of attention to the animals in need. In addition, we had a super special dog named Douglas who came to us after a very, very rough start. He was emaciated, his skin was in horrible condition, and one of his eyes was so infected that it needed to be removed. When we received the poster, it was amazing how much the dog on the poster resembled Douglas. When Douglas was finally ready for adoption, we hung his adoption flyer next to the Subaru Loves Pets poster and promoted our very own Underdog. Douglas was adopted rather quickly by an amazing family who will spend the rest of his life, spoiling him rotten.

Milwaukee Area Domestic Animal Control Commission

How Schlossmann Subaru City brought me back home - Anna O.

Hello, my name is Anna and let me start by saying that selling cars was not something I planned to do for a living and falling in love with it, but life throws surprises at you and being hired by Schlossmann Subaru City back in 2020 was a much pleasant one. Let me rewind it back for you a little bit. Originally, I am from Ukraine, a country that is going through a lot right now. I was born and raised there up until I was 18 years old. I was recruited to college in Iowa where I spent six years playing tennis for the school, obtaining my bachelor's and master's degrees. Then, graduation came around and looking for a job in May of 2020 was extremely complicated. No one was hiring, the pandemic really took over the world, and even if I had an interview it was an instant no. It came to a point where I got very frustrated and ready to pack my bags to go back home but just before that I let my fate take charge. I went on Indeed and without being picky this time I just typed in "sales," just because one of my friends told me I would be good at it, so without even looking for jobs descriptions I started sending out my resumes. A couple days passed by and I received a phone call, it was a recruiter from Schlossmann Subaru City. I passed the phone interview, then I was invited for the in-person one, and then as a final touch I got to meet the owner and have an interview with him. After we were done, he said: "I am really excited to be working with you." I was very pleased to hear this and my heart was telling me that this is the right place to be working at but in my head I had no idea what I was getting myself into. And little do you know, nine months passed by and Schlossmann Subaru City became my home. The team I was surrounded with was incredible, everyone makes sure you feel welcome and if you meet an obstacle at work, you are being helped out. The co-workers, the management team, everyone, just makes sure we get things done and we have fun at the same time. So, now you are probably thinking...did she quit? No. I had to leave because my OPT (Optional Practical Training) permit got expired and even though we really tried to keep me here, we ran out of time and I had to go home. I was heartbroken. I did not know where I was going again and what I was going to do at home, but my heart was telling me it was the right thing to do and if it is meant to be, then I will be back. So, I packed my things and I went home. I settled down a bit. The adjustment was horrific, because that was the first time in my life I felt homesick and I came back "home." February 24, 2022 comes around and the whole Ukraine was woken up by missiles flying in the sky and hitting infrastructure, military stations, etc. Russia had announced the military operation, and came into Ukraine. Wow. What a twist haha, never thought I would be coming home to this. First week was overwhelming, people had to get used to the new normal: sirens all day, explosions here and there and of course the hope that it will not hit your house. I stayed safe with my family and things are always scarier from the outside, which led to thousands of messages that asked me if I was okay, I swear I never received that many texts on my birthday! Of course it was nice to know people were worried and cared, everyone was asking if I was going to leave and what my plan was. I did not plan on leaving, I stayed with my mom and my little fur baby and I felt safe, as fair as I can call it but my life had a different plan for me. My Subaru people really wanted to make sure that I was safe and they would not let me just stay under the rockets. My general manager from Schlossmann Subaru City reached out to me and said that he spoke with the owner, and they wanted to do anything they could to get me out of my country, to bring me back, so I can keep doing what I love. Of course it was not that easy. Being an international even the war does not make it easy to come back. I spoke with the lawyer to figure out my options, which were not promising, and I had to decline the offer to come back."What will it take to get you here? We are not going to give up that easy" was the response I received. To our luck, the US government offered a program for Ukrainians to come to the US but only if they had financial support over there, so I passed this information and I received an instant "YES." My GM and the owner collected all the needed paperwork, and let me tell you it was not just a couple pieces of paper! Four days after everything was submitted, I received my approval to enter the US and come back to work to the place I call home. I have been back for four months now, and I still cannot believe that my life is real. Everyday I am so thankful to be back, do what I love and work with these incredible people. I am beyond and forever thankful to Mike and Brad Schlossmann and Bruce Larsen for ever hiring me, believing in me and bringing me back home.

Schlossmann Subaru City of Milwaukee Supports Patients at Froedtert Cancer Clinic

Schlossmann Subaru City of Milwaukee Supports Patients at Froedtert Cancer Clinic - Brenda K.

Cancer patient Pat and her family were blessed with the support of the community this month when Schlossmann Subaru City of Milwaukee delivered a special donation to Froedtert Clinical Cancer Center. Throughout June Subaru showroom guests were invited to write messages of hope for local cancer patients as part of the national Subaru Loves to Care program. These cards and 80 warm fleece blankets were presented to the Froedtert and Medical College of Wisconsin staff and will be shared with patients when they come in for clinic visits and/or chemo infusions. These blankets will provide warmth to the patients as they undergo treatment, which leaves them with “chemo chills” while also providing a symbol of the support of their community. Executive Director of Froedtert Hospital Foundation, Sylvia Ameen, expressed gratitude to Subaru for “making Froedtert a beneficiary of their strong community culture.” Undergoing treatment for her cancer that has returned, Pat shared how meaningful these blankets and notes are for patients. Cancer is frightening and it is hard to not think about how this could end, but the compassionate, personalized care she has received at the Froedtert clinics and the community support that has been shared through the gift of this blanket give her hope. This partnership between Schlossmann Subaru City of Milwaukee and The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society (LLS) has been blessing patients of Froedtert and the Medical College of Wisconsin for the past six years and LLS Board Member Katina Shaw recognized what a great philanthropic company Subaru is in the community. As a multiple myeloma survivor herself, Katina is committed to spreading awareness in all communities, and partnerships like this one provide a means to make LLS a household name. Katina thanked Subaru saying, “This great gift will not only give them warmth and comfort during treatment, but it will also remind them that they are not alone during their fight.”

Second Chances for Senior Pets at MADACC

Second Chances for Senior Pets at MADACC - Katherine S.

Sweet Pea Cindy came into MADACC obviously a super senior with medical issues, possibly having mammary chain cancer. Thanks to the support of our community and Subaru we have the extra funds to handle medical issues and support to be able to give the underdogs a little extra time to find the right adopter. A staff member remembered a special person in the community that would be willing to take home a sweet old lady that may not have a ton of time left and give her a place to retire. She reached out and the rest is history! Having the marketing and financial support of Subaru City has been so helpful!

Helping Families in WI Living with Alzheimer’s

Helping Families in WI Living with Alzheimer’s - Mary Pat R.

Schlossmann Subaru City of Milwaukee is an important partner for the Alzheimer’s Association Wisconsin Chapter. The Subaru Share the Love Program raised critical funds to support programs such as: support groups, care consultations, education programs and 24/7 Helpline, that provides reliable information and support day and night to families across the state. These programs are to be delivered, free of charge, to any families in Wisconsin on a journey with Alzheimer’s or dementia thanks to funds raised by partners like Schlossmann Subaru City of Milwaukee. The prevalence of Alzheimer’s has reached alarming numbers in our nation. More than 6.2 million people are living with Alzheimer’s disease and it is the 6th leading cause of death. The Alzheimer’s Association is committed to finding a cure and also advancing our efforts toward diversity, equity and greater Inclusion for underserved communities. One family who participates in education programs shared, “I can't say enough good things about the Alzheimer’s Association and presentation of these valuable caregiving skills. I have not only learned facts and skills, I have gained insight to the entire Alzheimer's journey from many perspectives." For yet another family who participates in our monthly support groups, they shared, “The facilitator began the meeting by breaking down the different types of frontotemporal dementia, how they fit together and separately. It was absolutely an "aha" moment. I almost started to cry, it finally all made sense. I understood." Thank you to Schlossmann Subaru City of Milwaukee for the significant impact you have on your community. Your contributions help lighten the load for the more than 196,000 caregivers in Wisconsin taking care of a loved one living with dementia. The Alzheimer's Association is the world's leading voluntary health organization in Alzheimer care, support and research. Our Mission: the Alzheimer's Association leads the way to end Alzheimer's and all other dementia - by accelerating global research, driving risk reduction and early detection, and maximizing quality care and support. Our vision is a world without Alzheimer’s and all other dementia. For more information, visit www.alz.org.

Milwaukee Hmong New Year - Lo Neng K.

The annual Milwaukee Hmong New Year had the honor to be sponsored by Subaru City! The Milwaukee Hmong New Year is the largest Hmong New Year in Wisconsin celebrating the Hmong culture with many performances and traditional Hmong food. Subaru City was able to bring in an amazing display at the New Year and helped our community learn about the services that Subaru City provides. Our community members tremendously enjoyed having Subaru City there! We are so grateful for the wonderful and easy to talk to staffs at the event and we are thankful for Subaru City! Thank you so much for supporting us, the Milwaukee Hmong Community and the Milwaukee Hmong New Year. We are looking forward for this coming year!

Hmong American Friendship Association Inc.

Milwaukee Subaru City Delivers Hope! - Karen R.

Milwaukee Subaru City and the Wisconsin Chapter of the Leukemia & Lymphoma Society delivered 80 blankets to Froedtert Hospital on Friday, July 19, 2019. This is the fourth year that Subaru City has made this generous donation through the Subaru Loves To Care program to patients at Froedtert. Nurses accepted the delivery and were thrilled to be able to offer their patients a gift accompanied by a message of hope written by members in the community at Subaru City. Many thanks to everyone at Subaru City and Froedtert, not only for a memorable day, but for supporting LLS’s mission to cure blood cancers and improve the quality of life of patients and their families.

Subaru City of Milwaukee Loves to Care! - Katie K.

The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society was fortunate enough to work with Subaru City of Milwaukee again for the Subaru Loves to Care program. During the month of June, customers from Subaru could fill out messages of hope that would be sent to cancer patients. Upon the delivery, Subaru gathered the messages of hope along with the co-branded blankets and did a delivery with LLS to Froedtert & The Medical College of Wisconsin. The nurses and admin at Froedtert were so excited to be sharing the blankets with their patients knowing the comfort they’d receive from them, as well as the inspirational messages of hope that would provide a sense of brightness during the challenging times they are facing. The nurses mentioned they had a feeling the blankets wouldn’t last long as their patients love them! A big thank you to Jeremy and the rest of the team at Subaru City for helping make this happen. Your contributions bring a sense of love, hope and warmth to patients and their families in the community and truly brightens their day!

Subaru City of Milwaukee delivers HOPE! - Naomi G.

The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society is honored to partner yet again, with Subaru City of Milwaukee for the month of June. Subaru City was able to bring hope and warmth to local cancer patients at Froedtert Cancer Center. Bruce Larsen from Subaru City of Milwaukee along with Froedtert staff were present for delivery of co-branded (LLS & Subaru) blankets to patients at the Cancer Center. Thank you Subaru for building a culture of love and giving-back!

Greendale's Journey to Macy's Thanksgiving Parade - Tom R.

For the 2016 Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade a local High School was chosen to perform. The award winning Greendale High School Band has been selected to make this once in a lifetime trip for these kids. To be able to get all 200+ students and their equipment to New York and perform in front of 3 million people down the streets of Manhattan, and in front of 50 million people on NBC they need to raise approximately $250,000. Our Dealer Principal, Michael Schlossmann, volunteered to donate $20 per vehicle sold here during both months of March and April. The Greendale High School is very excited about this opportunity to raise funds for an experience of a lifetime and perform in a National Spotlight.

Hosts a Fundraising Event for the Alzheimer's Association - Kendra A.

The Alzheimer's Association is working to advance research to end Alzheimer's disease and to enhance the care of those living with the disease. The difficult reality of Alzheimer's effects on individuals and families hits close to home and The AA's vision of a world without Alzhimer's is one that we share and support at every given opportunity. In 2013 $50 was donated from the sale or lease of every new Subaru vehicle sold at Schlossmann Subaru City. The event, which raised more than $6,000, stands as one our proudest sales experiences, and has allowed us the opportunity to work with an organization that is making real gains in the eventual elimination of Alzheimer's and dementia.

Long-term Partnership With The Humane Animal Welfare Society - Johanna S.

The Humane Animal Welfare Society is an animal shelter and network of passionate volunteers that has been serving Waukesha County since 1965. HAWS offers adoption, dog training, kids camps, spay and neuter programs, and humane pet education. We've been working with HAWS since 2010 and have played host to adoption events, provided raffle prizes, event sponsorship, and have created a number of videos featuring adoptable animals to be shared on our webpages and in conjunction with the HAWS newsletter. The HAWS facility accommodates more than 6,000 animals a year and their members work tirelessly to provide education and support to the citizens of Waukesha County and South-Eastern, WI while managing the care necessary to shelter, rehabilitate and place animals into loving homes. We look forward to continuing to support the amazing people and animals at HAWS!

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