Hyundai has been doing this particular bit of charity work for eight years now, bringing the tally of total coats to 13,000 over the course of that time. This year, though, the coats were donated to Carstens Academy and Orchards Children's Services, and considering no city in American has more children living in poverty than Detroit, this frigid February is a great time to put those quotes to good use.
"We are honored to work with Hyundai Motor America and their commitment to the youth of our community," says, Mike Williams, CEO, Orchards Children's Services. "We believe Hyundai exemplifies the kind of leadership that companies should have, to help communities in need. This year's coat donation will not only keep young bodies warm, but will encourage kids to fulfill their potential through hard work."
As your Elizabeth City car dealer, we never grow tired of hearing stories about this automaker doing excellent things in communities all over the country. Auto show season is always a lot of fun, but it also is really nice to see some good news that has nothing to do with updated models and concept cars. Here at Hall Hyundai Elizabeth City, that's the sort of thing we can get on board with.
