Did Heuberger Subaru go above and beyond, provide exceptional service, or support causes that are important to you? We'd love to hear about it.
We are honored to be nationally recognized by Subaru of America, Inc. for our dedication to our customers, our community, and the Subaru Love Promise.
The 2024 Subaru Love Promise Community Commitment Award recognizes elite Subaru retailer who provide an exceptional customer experience at every interaction with Subaru. These retailers have demonstrated an outstanding commitment to supporting passions and causes in their local communities in important areas such as environment, community, health, education, and pets.
Here at Heuberger Subaru, we love our community as much as we love our vehicles and are committed to making a positive impact on the lives of all of our customers and neighbors.
Subaru and our retailers believe in making the world a better place and the Subaru Love Promise is our vision of respecting all people. This is our commitment to show love and respect to our customers and to work to make a positive impact in the world.
Did Heuberger Subaru go above and beyond, provide exceptional service, or support causes that are important to you? We'd love to hear about it.
SUBMIT A STORYSubaru and its retailers partner with Operation Warm® to visit local homeless shelters and support agencies to provide children with brand-new necessities like coats, shoes, and socks.
These essential items not only help keep children protected, warm, and dry, they can also have a significant impact on a child's mental and emotional well-being.
Through this partnership and other historical Subaru Loves to Help efforts, Subaru and our retailers will have helped nearly 900,000 children and adults in urgent need so far.
Subaru and our retailers are committed to protecting and preserving the Earth, not just by our words, but also by our actions.
More than 13 million pieces of hard-to-recycle waste collected and recycled through TerraCycle®.
Subaru believes we all should have a chance to lead a healthy life. That's why Subaru and its retailers, like us, partner with The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society® (LLS) and their local hospital or cancer treatment center to give warm blankets and encouraging messages of hope, written by retailers and Subaru customers in their stores, to support patients facing cancer. Through our partnership with LLS, we've supported nearly 350,000 cancer patients nationwide. We're proud to be LLS's largest automotive donor.
Subaru and its retailers, like us, are continuing our support of education and high-needs schools in our communities through Subaru Loves Learning(R) by providing teachers across the country with funding to purchase the school supplies and resources they know are needed to help students thrive in the classroom. Through our partnership with AdoptAClassroom.org, Subaru and its retailers will have supported more than 470,000 students nationwide and are proud to be their largest corporate supporter.
Subaru believes all pets deserve a loving home. That's why Subaru and its retailers, like us, partner with a local animal shelter every October to provide direct financial assistance and host adoption events to help animals find loving homes. Through our partnership with local and national organizations, we have donated over $51 million, which has supported the adoption, rescue, transport, and health of over 420,000 animals. We're proud to be the largest corporate donor to the ASPCA.
Subaru and its retailers believe in giving back to our communities. That's why for every new vehicle sold or leased during the Subaru Share the Love event, Subaru and its retailers, like us, makes a donation to national charities that our owners care about and to over 2,100 local charities where Subaru owners live and work.
Now, after 15 years, Subaru and our retailers have donated over $256 million to charity all to give back and to make the world a better place.
We have a long standing commitment to the community and the various organizations that help keep the Colorado Springs community growing strong. We support organizations such as: The Trails and Open Spaces Coalition, The Humane Society of The Pikes Peak Region, Lucky Dog Rescue, UpADowna, The Triple Crown of Running, Really Outrageous Adventure Race, FiBArk, Territory Days, Walk-Run-Ride For Heroes, Bear Creek Dog Park, El Paso County Parks and Recreation, Fox Run Dog Park, Air Force Falcons and many more wonderful organizations and events.
Humane Society of the Pikes Peak Region|Lucky Dog Rescue|Teller County Regional Animal Shelter
Youth Sports|Bear Creek and Fox Run Dog Parks
UpADowna|Chicks Climbing and Skiing
Trails and Open Spaces Coalition|FiBArk|Rocky Mountain Field Institute
Triple Crown of Running|Starlight Spectacular
Subaru and Heuberger Subaru believe in making a positive impact on the communities in which we live and work. We uphold that belief through our Love Promise Community Commitment. Every month, we select inspiring stories from customers and partners from around our area who strive to support our collective commitment and feature them here.
We are incredibly grateful for Heuberger Subaru’s generous support at our State Summer Classic in Colorado Springs, held from August 17-18, 2024 at the Air Force Academy! With over 1,500 athletes, coaches, partners, volunteers, and spectators in attendance, the event was a huge success! This year, we proudly introduced our first mobile health screenings, giving athletes access to free, essential care. As our award sponsor, Heuberger Subaru’s support was invaluable. Thanks to you, athletes were able to showcase their skills, form friendships, and create lifelong memories. We can’t thank Subaru enough for making this possible!
A huge thanks to Heuberger Subaru for supporting the Pikes Peak APEX, a mountain bike challenge on the slopes of Pikes Peak. The APEX is a non-profit event in Colorado Springs that is run by the Colorado Springs Sports Corporation and is a fundraiser for the Pikes Peak Outdoor Recreation Alliance Trail Stewardship Fund. The $40,000+ in cash that has been put back into the trails in the Pikes Peak Region couldn't have happened without Subaru and the Subaru owners in Colorado Springs. Thank you for being a supporter from the very beginning and supporting the Front Range's most prestigious mountain bike race!
Heuberger Subaru partnered with the Leukemia & Lymphoma Society and RMCC Penrose through the Subaru Loves to Care initiative. This partnership involved delivering blankets, patient care kits, and messages of hope to cancer patients on July 10th.
For over a decade, Heuberger Subaru has been a sponsor for the Pikes Peak Marathon and its series of races. Supporting the Garden to Peak Challenge (Garden of the Gods 10 Mile, Barr Trail Mountain Race, and Pikes Peak Ascent + Marathon), Heuberger has provided the lead race vehicle, supported youth runners in the Garden of the Gods Kids Fun Run, and provided transportation to the winning runners of the Pikes Peak Ascent. And beyond the runner support, Heuberger's commitment to community, health and the environment goes hand-in-hand with the our mission and values of promoting physical fitness, giving back to the community and environment while providing exceptional running experiences in the Pikes Peak region. Heuberger is a key supporter in helping our organization promote the next generation of runners and outdoor enthusiasts with the Garden kids run. Partnerships with organizations like Heuberger are an integral part of the success of the Pikes Peak Marathon and its series of races. Thank you for supporting us and the Pikes Peak area running community!
Special Olympics Colorado wants to extend our heartfelt gratitude to Heuberger Subaru for their incredible support in presenting our first-ever Breakfast with Champions at the Antlers Hotel! This special event honored five outstanding athletes, coaches, and community partners who embody the core values of Special Olympics Colorado: Joy, Unity, Inclusion, Community, and Excellence (JUICE). Over 200 guests gathered at the Antlers Hotel for a wonderful and inspiring breakfast, celebrating our five champions who exemplify these values. The warm energy and positive vibes filled the room, creating a memorable morning in support of the Southeast Region programs. This remarkable event was made possible by the generosity and commitment of Heuberger Subaru! Thank you, Heuberger Subaru, for your unwavering support and dedication to our mission! Together, we are fostering an inclusive Colorado through the power of sport, THANK YOU!!
We recently had a van caught on fire. Less than 2 weeks we found out our oldest son out of six children was diagnosed with stage 4 cancer. It's been one thing back to back. Our wonderful School West Elementary and all the staff reached out to Subaru to see if they can help us in regards of our situation. The owner Sherri Heuberger, and Alex reached out to us and gave us a very beautiful 2002 Legacy. This dramatically helped us! Due to us having to go back and forth to Aurora in Denver Colorado. Our vehicles that we had were very unreliable to make sure that Max was able to get to his chemotherapy. This car was very reliable and trustworthy so we had no issues making sure treatments that he needed. We are forever more than with Subaru. We had the pleasure meeting Sherri in person. She was a very down to earth, mother of three. I highly look up to her. We cannot thank her and her company enough for helping us. They're truly a family orientated company and will forever have our business. If you're looking for a trustworthy Honest Company Heuberger Subaru is highly recommended to go compared to everywhere else in Colorado Springs Colorado. Thank you so much Heuberger Subaru! We greatly appreciate everything you have done for us! Sincerely Savannah Browning.
Thank you to the Heuberger Subaru Team of Colorado Springs for helping make Teacher Appreciation Week at West a huge success! The team at Subaru was eager to help make this week special for our teachers by treating them to bagels and coffee one day and also escorting all the teachers in fancy, all black Subaru vehicles to a special breakfast location. They went the extra mile and even rolled out a red carpet and issued V.I.P. passes to each teacher. They all felt the love and support from Subaru and without their vehicles (and drivers) in this line, we would not have been able to provide this special outing for the teachers. They made the events extra special and they are there any, and every time, we call them to celebrate our community. THANK YOU HEUBERGER SUBARU FOR ALL YOU DO FOR WEST AND OUR COMMUNITY! We truly appreciate your special team. Carolyn Graham
Heuberger Subaru went above and beyond to help make our Polar Plunge series a resounding success. The Polar Plunge is the signature fundraising series of the Law Enforcement Torch Run for Special Olympics worldwide with eight locations throughout Colorado. With just one more Plunge this fall, the Polar Plunge Series was a huge success, raising $711,351 to provide program-critical funding for more than 23,000 Special Olympics Colorado Athletes. 3,017 participants showed support for Special Olympics Colorado by taking the plunge to raise funds and awareness for the inclusion and acceptance of people with intellectual disabilities. As our Plunge Plaza Sponsor, Heuberger Subaru played a pivotal role in our efforts! Their amazing team not only ran the 5K but also bravely took the chilly plunge in Colorado Springs, showcasing their unwavering commitment and enthusiasm. We couldn’t achieve these milestones and support our athletes without Heuberger Subaru’s incredible support! Thank you Heuberger Subaru! We couldn’t support our athletes without you!
As a premier partner with El Paso County on the Fox Run Nature Center project, Heuberger Subaru is committed to preserving, developing stewards, and promoting outdoor recreation within public lands. Subaru has provided resources to advance the design and development of the Fox Run Nature Center within the Fox Run Regional Park. As a current El Paso County Partner in the Park, they have annually provided resources to maintain and improve park facilities at Bear Creek Regional Park and Fox Run Regional Park, specifically for four-legged visitors. The continued partnership with Subaru has enabled El Paso County to advance its mission of connecting people to their natural and cultural resources and inspiring them to become stewards of the parks and the great outdoors.
Subaru is one of El Paso County's longest-standing partners, committing to the stewardship and sustainability of El Paso County Bear Creek and Fox Run Dog Parks. Since 2013, Heuberger Subaru has participated in the El Paso County Partner in the Park program, providing resources to add new fencing, lighting, and resurfacing to Bear Creek and Fox Run Dog Parks parking areas. The continued partnership has enabled El Paso County to improve ADA Parking stalls at the parks, create additional entrance gates, and provide structures for bag distribution and waste containers. Subaru's commitment and love for the great outdoors helps El Paso County responsibly steward public land and resources while providing regional leadership and innovation in outdoor recreation for all.
Hello, my name is Ryland Negrete, I teach an automotive class at a school in Colorado Springs called PTEC (Power Technical). Power Technical is a charter high school that specializes in developing technical skills for the trade. The class that I teach specifically looks at the way that auto manufacturers develop and design their products, and then looks at the way the aftermarket designed products in ways to make performance improvements. I reached out to Heuberger Subaru looking for a complete engine that would be able to serve as a test bed and visual demonstration for this class. It was important to have a complete motor so that we can as a class, look over each of the factory systems installed on an engine. With the help of Heuberger and Alex, Alex was able to source an engine that fits perfectly the needs for this class, it is a complete and functional engine with all of the factory systems installed an makes for a perfect example to learn with my students. In addition to the engine being a perfect example, Heuberger was able to make it a complete donation, which is absolutely huge for this school working on such a limited budget. It took some time to get all of the fine details worked out, and I really want to thank Heuberger and Alex for the persistence and dedication to help achieve and realize the dream I have for this class. I am so excited to be able to continue the class that I am developing using the donation from Heuberger Subaru. The students will be able to learn so much more by having a complete motor as a classroom example. I want to thank Heuberger Subaru and Alex Gauthier for their help, their contribution to this small local school and for showing the community that Love is what makes a Subaru a Subaru.
2023 was the 4th year of the Pikes Peak APEX Mountain Bike Challenge and Heuberger Subaru has been a Founding Partner since the beginning. The nationally-recognized cycling event is the most prestigious mountain bike race on the front range of Colorado, but also a highlight on the amateur cycling calendar. The non-profit event raises money for the PPORA Trail Stewardship fund which puts money back into other organizations who build and maintain multi-use trails all over the Pikes Peak Region. Because of generous partners like Heuberger, we have been able to put back over $35,000 so far into trails in Cheyenne Canon, Monument Preserve, Palmer Park, and more. Here's to another four years of the APEX and building more trails for the residents and visitors of Colorado Springs!
This year, our annual golf fundraiser tournament was a HUGE success! Our golf tournament was not only able to reach its goals, but connected our community to our cause. Heuberger Subaru of Colorado Springs has been our continued reliable supporter for providing our Veterans, First Responders and Kids with Service dog scholarships. Subaru’s commitment to our program has allowed for numerous graduates to live full-filled lives with their forever companion. Their love for service dogs and our clients have saved lives and given hope to our future.
Each summer the Trails and Open Space Coalition invites our community to experience Garden of the Gods Park for one night. Our Starlight Spectacular attracts folks from throughout the region. They bike, walk or run marveling at the park's rock formations and natural beauty of one of the world's most famous parks. This magic is only possible because Heuberger Subaru continues to be our Title Sponsor. We keep the event affordable to encourage families to enjoy the festivities, get some exercise and dine on post-event pancakes. We love this event because it's not just a fundraiser. It's truly mission related. We're inviting people into "their Park" to experience it in an unforgettable way and at the same time encouraging healthy activity. Young and old don costumes and enjoy the event course at a speed that is comfortable for them. As an organization committed to promoting our parks, trails and open spaces - we are delighted when people tell us it's their first visit to this park and they will definitely return! Heuberger Subaru goes above and beyond being just a key sponsor. They promote the event and are there with fun and popular giveaways for our participants. They add sparkle to our Starlight Spectacular. We could not do what we do without Heuberger Subaru! We are so very grateful to their staff and support!
It is my great pleasure to share with you the remarkable work that Heuberger Motors has done in connection with the El Paso County Nature Centers! Nature has always held a special place in our hearts. It is where we find solace, inspiration, and a connection to something greater than ourselves. However, preserving and nurturing these precious spaces requires a collective effort from all of us. That is why Heuberger's support holds such immense importance. The nature centers are a place where children can embark on captivating educational programs, where families can gather for unforgettable experiences in nature, and where individuals from all walks of life can find respite from the hustle and bustle of daily life. By partnering with El Paso County Parks, we have the unique opportunity to make a lasting impact on the lives of countless individuals, both present and future generations. Thank you Hueberger Motors, Subaru!
I am the founder of a nonprofit organization in Colorado Springs called Lotus Foundation. We work with survivors of human trafficking, providing them with confidential advocacy, case management, and immediate material needs all free to them. Our organization is operating on donations alone at this time. I reached out to Heuberger Subaru and they were quick to help! The donation that they provided us will allow us to completely restock our 'pantry' where we keep the things survivors might request. This includes personal hygiene items, bedding, clothing, household goods, and nonperishable food items, as well as gift cards for things like Lyft rides, bus passes, grocery stores, gas cards, and more. We never want to tell a survivor 'no' when they ask for help, we do our best to meet every need. Thanks to Heuberger Subaru, we will be able to easily accommodate all material requests for a while. I cannot express in words how truly grateful that I and Lotus Foundation are for the generosity Heuberger Subaru has shown our organization and our clients. They are changing lives.
This June, The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society® (LLS) had the pleasure of partnering with Heuberger Subaru and the Subaru Loves to Care® initiative. Heuberger staff met with patients and staff at Rocky Mountain Cancer Center in Colorado Springs with open arms and open hearts. Patients at the cancer center were overwhelmed with emotion thanks to not only the warm blankets Heuberger Subaru delivered, but also by the many handwritten notes of hope and encouragement Subaru staff members took the time to write. There were wonderful talks of future involvement of Heuberger Subaru in the Colorado Springs oncology space, showing that Subaru truly does love to care.
The Polar Plunge is the signature, fundraising series of the Law Enforcement Torch Run for Special Olympics worldwide with eight locations throughout Colorado. The statewide series exceeded its fundraising goal raising nearly $671,992 to provide program-critical funding for more than 20,000 Special Olympics Colorado Athletes. 2,809 participants showed support for Special Olympics Colorado by taking the plunge to raise funds and awareness for the inclusion and acceptance of people with intellectual disabilities, including teams from Heuberger Subaru! By plunging, Heuberger Subaru made a statement that you stand for inclusion for people with intellectual disabilities. The Heuberger Subaru team plunged at Denver, Colorado Springs, and Pueblo! The Colorado Springs was particularly cold, with Sherri Heuberger herself plunging alongside her team of 'Neckwarmers'!
Thank You Heuberger!!!!! Since 2016 the Manitou Mountain Monsters has been promoting strong minds, bodies and character through mountain biking. We are a non-profit organization who's mission is to foster healthy habits in youth, self-confidence, cultivate leadership and strengthen family bonds one pedal stroke at a time. We are a 100% volunteer run organization consisting of over nearly 20 volunteers and 80 young athletes. Heuberger Subaru's financial support allows us to offer the best program possible for our riders. Heuberger's support provides education and training for our dedicated coaches along with tooling, tents and other equipment to support out team. A HUGE thanks to the Heuberger Subaru Family!!!!!
Earlier this fall, I was looking for a place nearby that would take TerraCycle® snack and candy wrappers, and Heuberger Subaru in Colorado Springs came up in my search. While I was there, I met Rachel and Alex. They were so helpful in working with me and my idea of having our school collect more snack wrappers. They went above and beyond by providing us with a TerraCycle® box. The students and staff at Prairie Winds have been supportive of this project. We have been able to save over 30 pounds of waste from going into landfills! Alex, Hunter, and Rachel came out to talk with our 3rd grade students. The students learned more about Subaru and the efforts they are making to help our earth with innovative zero waste goals for their factories. The students were excited to see how their effort in saving wrappers also makes a difference in the world. They were doing good for the sake of doing good. Alex, Hunter, and Rachel surprised us all by delivering a new Subaru Loves the Earth® bench made from the plastic from the TerraCycle® wrappers! The kids were so proud of their work and new bench! We can't thank Heuberger Subaru enough for their commitment to our school community and our earth. Keep up the great work—you're making a difference in so many ways! We look forward to continuing our community relationship!
As a kindergarten teacher, I am always looking for exciting ways to get kids invested in their learning. One of the best things I ever saw was a co-worker of mine hatched chicken eggs in her classroom and I decided I wanted to do the same. I requested an incubator from the district science department and purchased some eggs and I also found reading, writing, and even math activities that had to do with baby birds, life science, and counting the days until the babies hatched.... but they never did. It was absolutely heartbreaking because we would candle the eggs and see the baby birds moving inside the egg, but then they never hatched. I did quite a bit of research and figured it was probably my incubator settings. Fast forward another year, and another batch of eggs and a styrofoam incubator and another class of heartbroken kids and no baby birds. It happened over and over again. It was just awful. I was so disheartened. My previous teammate and the experts online all suggested a Brinsea incubator but there was no way I could ever spend that kind of money on something like that. Then, last year, Subaru donated money to each classroom in our building and immediately thought of ordering a incubator, but I waited a few months thinking about it; money given to teachers for their classroom is such a rare treasure, I wanted to make sure that was the best use of funds. Finally, as spring was coming, I finally decided to order it and my Brinsea Mini arrived in March. We put Welsh Harlequin duck eggs inside and 31 days later, as the kindergartners were walking into class, the first egg cracked. The whole group of 28 kids were able to circle around and watch as babies hatched healthy and peeping. It was absolutely magical. The impact of that event was brought to them by your generosity and wouldn't have happened without it. That incubator will continue to bring joy and inquiry and science and love to all of my future classes and I just can't thank you enough.
Thanks so much to Heuberger Subaru for the amazing socks for our homeless outreach program at Homeward Pikes Peak. Our organization provides relapse prevention services, housing, mental health and a lot more. Something as simple as some socks may not seem to be a big deal in the grand scheme of things but believe us when we say it really does make a difference. Thank you!
El Paso County Parks & Community Services established Bear Creek Dog Park in 1997 at the request of residents who wanted a safe place to let their dogs off-leash. The park is now the most heavily used in the El Paso County Park system, with over 190,000 visitors bringing their dogs to the park every year. Bear Creek Dog Park is a 25-acre fenced dog park within Bear Creek Regional Park. The off-leash dog park also has a two-acre small and senior dog area and an agility training area. Other amenities include: • Dog-drinking fountains • Dog wash facility • Temporary holding kennels • Restrooms for human companions Pet waste impacts all communities, primarily affecting water quality in addition to being stinky and unsightly. El Paso County is honored to partner with Heuberger Subaru for Bear Creek Dog Park clean-up events. The local Subaru gang makes these necessary events an extra fun experience. The partnership with Heuberger Subaru helps bring awareness and encourage pet owners to pick up after their pets. Heuberger Subaru's support demonstrates their commitment to the community, keeping pets safe and healthy, protecting the environment, and educating their community.
We all "get by with a little help from our friends" and friends don't come any better than the staff of Heuberger Subaru! Partnering with the Trails and Open Space Coalition to collect dog waste at four of our parks scattered across the region, you might turn up your nose (or plug it altogether) at the concept. But it's so important to do this and our friends at Heuberger absolutely get it. Cleaning up after our dogs helps protect our watershed and therefore our drinking water supply. Dog waste is hard on vegetation in the park. Plus its aesthetically unpleasant. And unfortunately there are no "Dog Poop Fairies" to clean up those plastic bags of poo left by some along the trail. Here's what's great! When you explain all this to dog owners, most grab a bag and fill it with dog doo. They suddenly become part of the solution and no longer the problem. And when your partner is Heuberger Subaru, these folks are rewarded with very cool swag like dog squeeze toys, sunscreen, chap stick or nifty reusable Subaru bags. Everyone leaves happy and the park is left cleaner. We all hope dog owners keep up the good work, but we're committed to returning next fall for another exciting morning of "Scoop the Poop!" Thanks from all of us at the Trails and Open Space Coalition. We could not do what we do without you!!
Over the holidays, I traveled to Michigan from Colorado to see family in my fiancé's Subaru Crosstrek with my sweet pup, Mabel. A drive taken a dozen times turned into a nightmare when we were caught in the beginning of winter storm Elliott in the middle of Nebraska on I-80. Clear roads quickly turned into a white out and standstill on the highway and within seconds of stopping and turning on the hazard lights, we were rear-ended by a semi-truck. With a completely smashed rear of a car, we were left stranded (but physically ok) in Nebraska where the car was ultimately towed. About a week later, we were able to drive the impacted car back to Colorado to deal with the aftermath. Beyond thankful, myself and my dog were not harmed in this accident. Many thanks to the safety features of our Subaru that helped us live to tell the tale. While we are still struggling with insurance claims and obtaining a police report, we are happy everyone involved was safe.
Did someone say Doggy Day Out?! TCRAS is a 501(c)(3) small rural mountain shelter, and our mission is “Fostering Hope & New Beginnings.” Paramount to our mission is providing the 5 freedoms, one of which is the freedom to exhibit normal behavior. A kennel environment is not normal; it has the potential to be stressful, loud, chaotic and is the perfect recipe for a dog to either escalate unwanted behavior or completely shut down. We believe in enrichment both in and out of the shelter and our Doggy Day Out program has been a game changer! Doggy Day Out provides vacationers and our community members an opportunity to take a dog out for the day. Our shelter guests enjoy hikes on our amazing trail system, lunch on a restaurant patio, cuddling on a couch, romping in a backyard and most importantly, having the freedom to be a dog. This program is mutually beneficial as we have participants who may work long hours, travel for work, or live where they are not able to have a dog. Doggy Day Out gives them the opportunity to enjoy the companionship of a dog for a day and it also gives TCRAS staff an opportunity to learn more about our dogs when they are away from a stressful shelter environment. Doggy Day Out has reduced length of stay and has helped our shelter guests find homes once their true personality is shown away from the shelter. TCRAS knows that our shelter guests are amazing, the videos and photos shared of Doggy Day Out via social media allow their personalities to shine, and our thousands of followers watch and share these posts far and wide. We’ve even had a family drive from California to adopt a dog from a Doggy Day Out post! Heuberger Subaru’s belief and support of TCRAS for 5+ years has been instrumental in elevating our exposure. Providing monetary donations and on-site adoption fairs through Subaru Loves Pets and the Subaru Share the Love Event allowed TCRAS to increase the number of programs we are able to offer our shelter guests and community. Heuberger has also stepped up to be one of our most dedicated volunteers for Doggy Day Out. Several Heuberger employees participate in Doggy Day Out, volunteering approximately 40 hours since November 2022. Their dedication to helping our guests find their new beginning through their amazing social media posts and reels has been priceless. To have this partnership with Heuberger along with their tremendous following on social media enlarges our circle of supporters and potential adopters. Witnessing the Heuberger staff utilize their day off to make a dog’s day shows that the culture of giving back is promoted and supported. As a past Hometown Charity for the Subaru Share the Love Event, Heuberger donated $92,000 and $62,000 respectively which is equal to what our entire operating budget was years ago! As the 2022 Hometown Charity, we don’t yet know the impact of this campaign, but can only guess it’s another game changer for TCRAS. This investment in our mission will allow us to research the potential of an offsite adoption and training facility which will not only provide an opportunity to showcase more of our shelter guests but provide the community with the necessary training classes to help pets stay in homes and out of shelters. The vast majority of dogs and cats surrendered to shelters are due to behavior or medical issues and TCRAS believes in providing the resources to prevent surrendering or abandoning their pets. We could have only dreamed of the possibility of a training facility years ago. In addition to the monetary donations, on-site adoption fairs and staff volunteer time, Heuberger led a food / toy drive for TCRAS which they kicked off with a $800 donation of enrichment items for the shelter. Heuberger collected: 80 plus dog and cat enrichment toys, 80 pounds cat litter, 400 pounds of dog food, 100 pounds of cat food, kitten replacement milk, paper towels, toilet paper, half case of bleach, 30 pounds of dog treats, large box of puppy pads. Heuberger offered their Chewbaru toys for every donation of at least $20 and that campaign alone brought in an additional $2000 for TCRAS! This donation drive is significant for a small shelter like TCRAS as these items will provide enrichment, healthy food, cleaning supplies, and necessary items to care for our neonates for many months! Heuberger has repeatedly shown that encouraging employee and customer engagement to support non-profits is an important element of their community commitment. It has made a measurable difference in shelter pets' lives and we are forever grateful.
Heuberger Subaru is a huge supporter of events in Colorado Springs, and we appreciate them. For the past two years, Heuberger Subaru has supported the festival, Blues On The Mesa with sponsorship. Thank you! Any community event needs the backing of the community. Heuberger does a great job of this! And it was fun to see Alex with the signed, logoed guitar.
The Pikes Peak APEX is Colorado Front Range's highest profile mountain bike race and Heuberger has been with us since the beginning as a Founding Partner. 2023 was the third year of the event and Heuberger was not only there to show off their cars, they drove their all-wheel drive vehicles out to South Temple Canyon, south of Canon City to support the riders in one of the most remote areas on the course. Riders were pretty excited when they came across the food and drink oasis that Heuberger had set up after they were almost 30 miles into their ride. Thanks to Heuberger for loading up the all-wheel drives and bringing support and love to the riders!
A Music Company Inc. and Blues on the Mesa value our relationship with Heuberger Subaru. Heuberger has sponsored our festival for the past two years and we say thank you so very much. The support enabled us to have a higher caliber of talent for Blues on the Mesa. A festival can not happen without community support. Heuberger comes out to the festival with a car that folks can check out as well as a fun blowup couch. It makes a nice and inviting presentation. Their support of programs in our community is amazing and allows us to have diverse programs throughout the year. We are proud to be associated with Heuberger Subaru and look forward to a long relationship. Thank you for all your community support.
Mountain biking teaches young athletes they they are in control of their performance and results in a way that traditional sports often can't. Athletes decide if they race, and ultimately it's up to them how they perform. The culture is fun, healthy and this sport provides a wonderful introduction to a thriving, adventurous and positive community. We are grateful for Heuberger Motors belief in our vision for building durable, happy junior athletes. Their contribution aids in the purchase of team tents and other equipment needed for races. Thanks, Heuberger!
Heuberger has always supported our organization and our races. This year they provided two cars to transport the top three male runners and top three female runners off the summit after the Pikes Peak Ascent. The runners love it, it gives them the VIP treatment they deserve. We couldn't provide that without Heuberger.
The Trails and Open Space Coalition organizes an annual fundraiser called the Starlight Spectacular. This is a legacy community event that the people of Colorado Springs look forward to every summer. After 25 years, the event hit a rough patch because of the COVID-19 pandemic and missed two years. In 2022, TOSC was ready to reboot the event as a walk/run/bike event all in the Garden of the Gods Park. In order for this to happen, TOSC needed sponsors to help. With a totally new model for the event, Heuberger not only came back on as a title sponsor, but came in a higher amount than in previous years. This extra money helped TOSC cover costs that ballooned since the last Starlight in 2019. Heuberger's presence as a sponsor gave the event the backing it needed to attract other sponsors and attention that was needed to be successful. The event took place on August 13th, 2022 and over 850 people showed up. Most of them were dressed in lights and glow sticks on a beautiful night in the Garden of the Gods Park for a 5k run, walk or bike ride. This support of the Starlight Spectacular will help fund TOSC's advocacy efforts and will help fund the organization's mission of educating and advocating for a network of interconnected trails and parks in the Pikes Peak region. Heuberger's support will help more people get outdoors and live healthier lives. THANKS HEUBERGER!
Heuberger Subaru was the hole-in-one sponsor for the 2nd annual Victory Service Dogs Golf Tournament in Colorado springs. Golfers at this year's tournament enjoyed the challenge of aiming for a hole-in-one for a chance to win a 2022 Subaru Outback Wilderness Edition, donated by Heuberger Subaru. Overall, the event had 20 teams of golfers participate and raised approximately $10,000 towards Victory Service Dogs' mission. Thanks to the support of sponsors like Heuberger Subaru, VSD can continue to provide service dog resources and training to the veterans, first responders, and children in our community that need our support.
Sometimes, it’s the little things that make a big difference. Heuberger Subaru had a couple... hundred... ping pong balls leftover from an event and kindly thought of the shelter cats. Understanding the shelter environment is stressful for animals, HSPPR offers in-kennel enrichment... cubbies to hide in, toys to play with, and treats to nosh on... to promote good physical and mental health for cats during their shelter stay. Reducing stress with appropriate stimuli prevents unwanted behaviors and helps cats put their best paw forward for adopters. The ping pong balls have been a purr-fect enrichment tool to keep cats happy and healthy during their shelter stay. The cats are having... well... a BALL... with these little things making a big difference, thanks to Heuberger Subaru! Heuberger Subaru loves pets, and HSPPR loves Heuberger Subaru... and cats love ping pong balls!
Last month the fire danger on the prairie outside of Colorado Springs grew extreme almost overnight. Fires were popping up everywhere and spreading fast due to relentless 60-mile-an- hour winds. We at The Old Mutt Hut, a rest-of-their-lives sanctuary for dogs who wind up homeless in their elder years, were scared. What if we had to evacuate these sweet old things? Most are big dogs, including a bloodhound and a Norwegian elkhound, and the 12 of them simply would not fit into the live-in caregiver's SUV. The sanctuary is in a rural area 45 minutes from Colorado Springs and none of us would be able to get there from town in time to help, especially during an evacuation emergency when roads are blocked to vehicles. We needed an evacuation van. We put out the word on our Facebook page, hoping that someone could provide some clues as to where to find such a vehicle, in extremely short supply right now, that would be at a reasonable price for a small nonprofit. There were some leads, but all turned out to be dead ends. The fires continued. Our concern escalated. Then one of our Facebook followers, a woman named Natasha, wrote to say she's a horse riding pal of Sherri Heuberger, a known animal lover, and asked if I'd like her to present our plight to Sherri. Yes. Please. Within hours Sherri was in contact with us, collecting information about exactly what we were looking for. She said she'd put her buyer, Bobby, on the search, and if such a van was available anywhere he'd acquire it and bring it in, and she'd sell it to us for her cost, knowing that money is always tight for a small nonprofit. Less than 24 hours later we got the call: The van had been found, it would be brought in ASAP, and we could see it in a couple of days. "There is no obligation to you," Sherri said. "If it's not what you need, you just tell us and we'll put it on the lot. And we'll keep looking for something that will work for you." As it turned out the van was perfect. Sold! Heuberger gave us the generous parting gift of 4 new tires and we drove it away, still reeling in amazement over the collective efforts of people we had hadn't met before circumstance and luck tossed us together. That evening, we loaded crates into our perfect van, and now we are certain if there are nearby fires (which are continuing to flare up regularly throughout the county) we can, in 16 minutes, get every dog loaded and driven to safety. We are so grateful for the energy and generosity Heuberger offered our oldies. We've made new friends born of an emergency situation and their generous spirit. Sharon Peters, co-founder
Heuberger Subaru’s Love Promise Lights Up Custer County Colorado Heuberger Subaru delivers so much more than a great ride. Heuberger sets the example for Subaru’s “Share the Love Promise.” Heuberger Service Manager, Cole Collins, was making a drive from Heuberger Subaru in Colorado Springs to Westcliffe, Colorado when he came upon a first responder helping a citizen on the roadside. Collins’ immediate concern was for the safety of the officer whom he could barely see on the dark and winding roadside. Collins noted that Custer County Colorado is an International Dark Sky Community, meaning there is only ambient light along the roadways, which can be extremely dangerous for citizens and first responders. After much research Collins decided to reach deep into his own pocket to purchase some personal body lights for the county’s emergency responders. Upon hearing how their service manager had once again “Shared the Love” in a local community; and further recognizing the deep need and benefit of each emergency responder in Custer County having his/her own personal body light, dealership owners Gunnar and Sherri Heuberger, stepped up Subaru’s Love Promise to purchase a safety light for each and every Custer County emergency responder. On November 3, 2021, Heuberger Subaru’s Cole Collins and Alex Gauthier traveled again to Westcliffe with a Subaru full of BBQ and Guardian Angel Safely Lights to present to the county’s emergency responders. Commissioner Kevin Day was present and expressed his gratitude to Heuberger Subaru for providing another way to protect those serving with Custer County’s EMS, Sheriff’s Office, and Fire Districts. More than one hundred responders and community members joined Heuberger Subaru at the Wet Mountain Fire District station to feel the Love. Cole Collins presented each emergency responder with a personal safety light for use while they are serving and protecting others. Custer County Sheriff, Shannon Byerly, explained that the Guardian Angel lights presented by Cole and Alex will be carried on vests or other personal gear and provide drivers with advanced warning when they are approaching a traffic incident or other situation where responders on are on the roadway. Byerly expressed sincere gratitude to Cole, Alex and Heuberger Subaru “for their generous donation to our safety and visibility while we respond to county emergencies.” WMFPD Chief Matt Nolting added, “We are grateful to have the support of Heuberger Subaru and another layer of safety for our team.” Custer County is proud to have residents like Cole Collins who desire to protect those who help to protect others. After enjoying the barbecue dinner from Heuberger the responders were entertained by learning how to operate their new safety lights. Thank you Heuberger Subaru for keeping the promise and “Sharing the Love” with Custer County’s first responders.
The Pikes Peak APEX continues to be the highest profile mountain bike event on the front range of Colorado, and Heuberger Subaru has been there since the beginning. As a Founding Partner, Heuberger has not only financially supported our non-profit event but supports each and every participant with their Subaru Support Team. Each day of the four-day challenge, the Subaru Support riders hang out in critical spots on on the course and ride along with the riders to supply an extra inner tube, a snack, or just some words of encouragement as riders try to finish this bucket-list event. Thank you Heuberger and the the cyclists that help as support crew for making this year's event the best yet!
We are stronger and better, together. Partnership with Heuberger Subaru has helped sustain, expand, and innovate programs and recreation at parks, open spaces, and trails within El Paso County. El Paso County Parks encompasses over 8,000 acres of parks and open space, 130 miles of trails, two award winning nature centers, and over 1,000 environmental education programs. Parks staff, volunteers, and partners work diligently year-round to ensure we provide opportunities to explore, engage, and celebrate in our County Park system. During an unprecedented year of challenges for our community we are proud to offer citizens the opportunity to freely adventure and provide safe connections with nature. 2021 marks the 50th anniversary for El Paso County Parks. Our mission for the 50th anniversary celebration is to bring greater awareness, understanding, and appreciation for the resources our County naturally has. We are dedicated to building the legacy of El Paso County Parks and being mindful of our responsibility to be stewards of the resources and lands that have been entrusted to us. Partnership with Heuberger has been integral to the success of our mission. The intentionality in which Heuberger Subaru has partnered with El Paso County Parks has allowed us to provide sustainable resources to the community to share the love for our wonderful county and our unique and treasured Bear Creek Dog Park, Fox Run Dog Park and Nature Centers.
Our organization, the Trails and Open Space Coalition (TOSC), is our community's advocate for our local trails, parks and open spaces. One of the biggest complaints we hear from our trail users is about the dog waste left on our trails. This year, we partnered with Heuberger Subaru to host an event aimed at removing dog waste from six of our most popular open spaces. On May 8, TOSC and Heuberger staff set up stations at Blodgett Open Space, Bear Creek, Yucca Flats in Palmer Park, Red Rocks Open Space, Stratton Open Space, and Ute Valley and distributed dog waste bags, asking trail users to pick up any waste they encountered during their hike. At the end of the event, nearly 150 trail users cleared over 135 pounds of waste from the trails. Additionally, TOSC and Heuberger staff were able to speak with over 750 individuals about the harms of leaving dog waste in our open spaces. Trail users, park rangers and outdoor advocates all expressed their appreciation for the initiative and have asked for it to be duplicated.
Victory Service Dogs is a Colorado Springs 501(C)(3) organization. Since 2015, our mission has been to serve our local disabled veterans and first responders by providing free, customized service dog training. As a small organization that had grown purely by word of mouth, we were absolutely floored to have been singled out by Heuberger Subaru. In 2020, we were selected as the local charity of choice for Share the Love (which happened to raise the largest donation we've ever received). From this initial connection with Heuberger, they have gone on to sponsor one of our graduation events as well as, most recently, our Inaugural Victory Service Dogs Charity Golf Tournament this past summer to honor the launch of our brand new children's program, VictoryKids. This event was integral to growing our donor base and making business connections with individuals we never would have met previously. We raised over $20,000 from this tournament which fully funded 2 children through our VictoryKids program! In total, the funds they have raised and donated to us have made a tangible difference - we have been able to fully fund 9 veteran service dog teams and provide a full scholarship to 3 children! We are deeply grateful for the relationship forged with Heuberger and for their trust in our organization. We wouldn't be where we are now without them.
Heuberger has been a long-time partner of Pikes Peak Marathon, Inc. They have been involved in all of our races: Garden of the Gods 10-Mile & 10K, Barr Trail Mountain Race, Pikes Peak Ascent, and Pikes Peak Marathon. As larger races in Colorado, we are increasingly conscious of our environmental footprint. We actively work to reduce trash and keep our favorite mountain, and our favorite trails, pristine. We are deeply involved with Trails and Open Space Coalition and El Paso County Search and Rescue. Our world-renowned races attract runners from all over the United States and Internationally. We drive economic impact throughout the summer, exposing thousands of people to the wonders Colorado Springs and Manitou Springs have to offer. We couldn't do any of that without the support of our partners like Heuberger. Each year they have gone above and beyond to support our races, from creating Team Marmot and organizing a large group of volunteers to providing lead vehicles and chauffeuring winners off the mountain. Heuberger has always gone above and beyond, providing a presence that not only strengthens our brand, but highlights what we can do together.
Teller County Regional Animal Shelter (TCRAS) is a small rural mountain shelter sitting at the north base of America’s Mountain, Pikes Peak. Rural shelters don’t often have the opportunity to partner with a large organization that shares our mission of “Fostering Hope & New Beginnings.” This partnership has provided our shelter guests with the generous support necessary to receive extensive medical care via our Mighty Medical Fund. Heuberger Subaru has been a valued partner through Share the Love and Subaru Loves Pets/Make a Dogs Day opportunities and that partnership has changed the trajectory of our little shelter in Divide while improving the lives of our shelter guests. Paramount to our mission is the freedom from pain, injury and disease and our Mighty Medical Fund provides extensive medical care above routine spay and neuter. Mr. Punkin came to TCRAS as an injured stray via Teller County Animal Control. It became clear that Mr. Punkin was a victim of animal cruelty with visible scars and open wounds on his muzzle and missing tissue on each side of his mouth. It appeared to be a result of tying his muzzle shut for extended periods of time. Even though he had clearly suffered abuse, his sweet disposition was immediately apparent as he enjoyed being held in the arms of staff. Mr. Punkin required extensive medical care to heal his physical wounds and the loving hands of our staff to learn he was finally safe. Mr. Punkin was unable to attend Make a Dogs Day, but his social media presence prior to our event with Heuberger gained him a loyal following and a long list of potential families wanting to give this sweet boy a new beginning. He found his forever people, is now known as Jack, and keeps in touch with his many fans via his very own Instagram page! Without the generous support of Heuberger, our small shelter would not have the opportunity to save as many lives and offer the medical care our shelter guests need and deserve.
Part of El Paso County's mission for Parks is to provide responsible resource management for regional parks, trails, open spaces and nature centers. We have experienced a continued surge in usage this year and are depending on community partnerships like the one we have with Heuberger Subaru to fill the gaps. Heuberger Subaru has played a significant role in supporting Bear Creek and Fox Run Dog Parks. Through their partnership we have added new fencing, new lighting and resurfacing in our parking areas, improved ADA parking stalls, created a second entrance gate and continue to provide waste containers for bag distribution. Heuberger Subaru also supports our Nature Centers which hosted our first virtual fundraiser this year that literally kept our doors open for the summer during this challenging time. Heuberger Subaru’s continued support keeps some of our community’s most loved treasures well maintained and accessible to the public. Our outdoor community is thriving, and our children are still learning about their environment. We are grateful for your support, you are our “Love Story”. Thank you!
Who says black cats and Friday the 13th are unlucky? Sprite, a 4-year-old stray cat, knows those silly superstitions just aren’t true. But his story didn’t start off very lucky. Sprite arrived at Humane Society of the Pikes Peak Region as one sick kitty. Veterinary staff quickly diagnosed him with an upper respiratory infection and immediately started treatment. As he recovered, staff and volunteers diligently searched lost reports made through HSPPR’s website, Craigslist, and Facebook with, you guessed it, no luck. But thanks to Heuberger Subaru and their Share the Love fundraising event, Sprite’s luck would soon change. After a few weeks of treatment and recovery, Sprite was healthy and ready to find a new home. One Friday the 13th was Sprite’s lucky day when he visited Heuberger Subaru during their Share the Love fundraising event and found his purr-fect match – one of Heuberger’s very own! Heuberger Subaru loves pets, and HSPPR loves Heuberger Subaru! We’re lucky to partner with them to save the lives of so many homeless and abused pets in our community through adoptions, behavior training, fostering, humane education, low-cost veterinary services, and other life-saving programs. Thank you, Heuberger Subaru, for accelerating our mission of a compassionate community where animals and people are cared for and valued.
When we worked to create the largest mountain bike event on the Front Range of Colorado, the 4-day Pikes Peak APEX, we knew we wanted Heuberger to be involved. With Heuberger's past support for outdoor endurance events in Colorado Springs and Subaru's past support of mountain biking, we knew this would be a perfect fit. As a non-profit event, our mission is to create a world-class event that drives economic impact to the area in order to improve the trails and open space in the Pikes Peak region for visitors and residents alike. It is always difficult to get a new event off the ground and having Heuberger's support made it easier from the start. Not only were we able to raise money for trail projects in the Colorado Springs area, but we had Subaru Support riders out on the course making sure all participants were taken care of. Heuberger was a perfect fit for our four day challenge event and we can't wait until next year!
CityROCK has been hosting Ice Fest for 12 years. What started as a small gym’s way to embrace the cold temperatures of their shared space with an ice hockey rink turned into an internationally known event that celebrates the scratch and dangle niche climbing community while raising money for a good cause. Ice Fest is a 3-day event with an all-are-invited adult competition, youth competition, clinics, vendors, demos, and a mega raffle with proceeds going to a charity. Last year, thanks to our sponsors like Heuberger Subaru, we were able to raise over $2000 for The Access Fund and The American Alpine Club. This year, our sponsors like Heuberger Subaru will allow us to raise money for Protect Our Winters through our mega raffle, and through participating with their interactive vendor booth, offering the dry tool ice bucket challenge. Each year, Heuberger Subaru shows up with an awesome challenge that interacts with our spectators and competitors, psyching them up for the event and the raffle. Community is the heart of CityROCK. Heuberger Subaru makes our community stronger through their partnership, helping us support causes we believe in like Protect Our Winters and nonprofits that take care of our earth.
Heuberger Subaru has partnered with Chicks Climbing and Skiing for years to educate and empower women through mountain sports. Chicks employs the most experienced, certified female guides in the country to help women realize their goals in climbing. Often the confidence they build through successes in climbing enables Chicks participants to face daily challenges with more courage. The Hueberger Subaru Chicks Mt Baker Scholarship made it possible for one lucky lady, Madison Kinder, to attend the Chicks Mt Baker course Aug1-6, 2019. This was a particularly difficult course because the abnormally warm temperatures earlier in the year made the glacier on the standard route on the N Side of the mountain unclimbable and conditions on the S side were not much better. However, the team of eight participants -some of whom had minimal alpine climbing experience - learned the skills necessary to safely ascend and descent a high alpine peak in the Cascades in adverse conditions. The women met each other and their guides for the first time at a campground near the trailhead began the transformation into an accomplished team. Discussions included how to choose which and how much gear, clothes and food to carry. Following a hike several hours up to the edge of the glacier, more lectures included reading a glacier and navigation. Then we spent two days on the glacier practicing snow climbing technique, self-arrest, snow anchors, glacier travel systems, ice anchors, and crevasse rescue. On summit day, we left camp at 2am and climbed what appeared to be a straight-forward track up and around crevasses towards the summit. About three-quarters up the route, we encountered a guided group that had turned around shy of the summit because of a collapses snow bridge. They suggested we might be able to traverse all the way around the end of the crevasse, but were unsure if that terrain was climbable at all. As we ventured along the traverse, we encountered a group who was descending, and they shoveled steps in the upper lip of the crevasse above the collapsed bridge. A couple of hours later, we all stood on the summit! The descent seemed particularly tedious as we re-threaded the needle through the crevasses. After a 12.5 hour round trip to basecamp, we packed camp and descended to the trailhead. Back at the bar and grill, the final celebration felt well-deserved. In an interview with the Hueberger Chicks Mt.Baker Scholarship winner, Madison Kinder, she had this to say: "I was excited to be selected for the course because I wanted more training on snow and ice climbing skills that are used in the mountains. On this course, I learned about rope travel, terrain assessment, and crevasse rescue systems. I also met great people, had fun, and made the summit!" "I wanted to learn skills because its important to feel confident - especially to be able to handle the situation if my partner becomes hurt or ill and I need to take charge." "This course exceeded my expectations. The guides were exceptional in the skills they taught and the cooking!" "My advice to other women who are interested in scholarship is to sign up - even if you are not interested in all of the skills or don't know what skills you need. Some women on our course had never been in this kind of terrain and learned a lot." "My hight point was practicing self arrest. Everyone was laughing. It is a valuable skill to have and fun to practice." "My most challenging moment was when we were descending and I was in front of all eleven other women and had to test crevasses or snow bridges. Sometimes they were fine for me but maybe not others. That responsibility was challenging." "My husband and I happen to own a Subaru and it has been able to get us everywhere we want to go for adventure. We can fit all our gear in it or the rack on top and an sleep in it too." "My advice for women looking for adventure is to go for it. Sometimes as women its scary to enter in perceived high risk activities because they see so many men. But women are also successful. Just get instruction. Don't be afraid because it seems like it is not accessible to you."
Thank you Heuberger Subaru for supporting the Rocky Mountain Field Institute for the 2nd year during the 2018-19 Subaru Share the Love event! As a result of the generation donation we received, RMFI was able to actively engage nearly 2,400 community volunteers in the hands-on care and stewardship of public lands in the Pikes Peak Region. Together we led 441 workdays (many happening on the same day) at 18 different project sites, worked with 2,374 volunteers and 154 youth conservation corps members, constructed 1.2 miles of brand new trail, completed 4 miles of critical trail improvements, closed and restored nearly 2 miles of rogue social trails, planted 2,500 trees, and constructed or maintained another 1,396 erosion control and stabilization structures. We couldn't do what we do without the generous support of our community partners and friends and we are honored to call Heuberger Subaru both a friend and partner in outdoor recreation and public land stewardship! Thank you!
The “Partners in the Park” Program was created in 2009 to provide financial support for a designated community asset in the El Paso County Parks system. All donations are used exclusively for El Paso County Parks; to preserve open space, sustain park amenities and to ensure ongoing sustainability for a specific park. All donations are tax eductible.Without the generous contributions of our citizens, community partners and a multitude of volunteers, we couldn’t operate our County Parks as efficiently or effectively as we do. The Partners in the Park program is a prime example of El Paso County’s many public-private collaborations aimed at maximizing County resources while minimizing the cost to citizens. Thank you to Heuberger Motors, Subaru for supporting Bear Creek Dog Park since 2010. John Adams with Heuberger Motors, Subaru, Colorado Springs, CO is featured in our Partners in the Park Video. Enjoy!
This was so much fun a couple weeks ago having Subaru help get our garden in!
I had just got into selling cars when my mom was getting over cancer. Her husband had packed her stuff thinking she was good as gone! He divorced her and got her an apartment, then stopped taking care of her in all aspects. I managed a night club and was laid off. I had to turn in my truck and only had car sales to turn to. I started with Chevy, but on a visit to see my mom, I saw she had not food and no way to get around. I asked for a transfer and was sent to their Subaru in Winterville, NC store! I fell in love with Subaru I will never sell anything but Subaru's!!!! I love the earth and I love people so this is a natural fit! I can't get one because of my voluntary repo, But as soon as I pay my truck debt off I'm going to drive one :) I am so lucky I found a place like Subaru!!!!!! I am truly blessed!!!
Hello from Roo aka Princess/ Mommie Kim We recently saw on channel 13 your wonderful donation to all breed rescue. I just rescued Princess Roo from misfits dog rescue local in Colorado Springs, Colorado, where all the animals rescued have special needs it's very sad, they come from terrible situations. Is there anything we could do, St.Paws Thrift Store Raised about. $600.00 for her (my) new legs in process now I get fitted next week on the 27th of April. For more information or any fund raising events that my favorite store St.Paws can help with, we can join and help for misfits dog rescue in Colorado Springs, this with would be a wonderful blessing for Sue at local Misfitsrescueme.org for all she does to help the ones that could use a boost and my new mom can test drive at Subaru or see Ru'swheels to come, so far we are going to celebrate her new wheels (chair) on Cinco de mayo at St.Paws Thrift. Store in the springs.
Thanks to Heuberger Subaru's generous contribution to my 7th grade social studies class through the Adopt A Classroom campaign, my students will now have access to an international organization that will unite them with students around the globe. Without this support, we would not be able to participate in this international forum. THANK YOU HEUBERGER SUBARU!
The amazing power of nature is something that is hard to describe, but known by all who have taken the time to unwind, unplug and breathe deep the clean crisp air deep in our forests and wild lands. From the amazing psychological benefits, to the physical and social ones natures power to balance and heal is out of this world. Through the amazing support of Heuberger Subaru UpaDowna has be given the much needed support to get more folks outside enjoying the power of adventure in nature. We are bringing thousands of folks outside each year to enjoy hiking, climbing, SUPing, camping, cycling and more thanks in large part to this amazing company. It takes a special type of company that is dedicated so much to their local community to partner to a level of showing support for them financially. The generosity of Heuberger Subaru to include us in a variety of creative ways to help us spread our mission and increase our impact is amazing. Without amazing community oriented partners like Heuberger Subaru it would be so much more difficult for non profits like ours to accomplish our mission and to help make this world a better place!
What's the best way to get a homeless pet adopted? Exposure, exposure, exposure! Thanks to the generosity of Heuberger Motors, the homeless pets of the Pikes Peak Region get to travel to their television and radio spots in style in our BarkBack (Outback). Every year, more than 750 pets are promoted on 15 different media outlets, with a 98% success rate of finding a new home after hitting the air waves. Thanks for helping us save so many lives, Subaru!
He takes his cat treats shaken, not stirred. And he found his new family thanks to Heuberger Motors and Subaru of America, Inc! James was found in a ditch and could not use his back legs at all. He was brought to us, and our surgery team found a fracture in his hip. We performed a femoral head ostectomy, and then James spent a month as our surgery center mascot while he recovered. Not only did funds from our participation in Subaru Share the Love go toward helping pay for James' surgery, but he was adopted during our Black Fur-Day sale, sponsored by Heuberger Motors! We had a 126 pets adopted over our three-day Black Fur-Day sale, thanks to the generosity of Subaru.
There are sponsors and then there are community partners. Heuberger Subaru is a shining example of a true community partner. Their passion and commitment to the health of our natural spaces has literally changed the trails and parks landscape in Colorado Springs, and help build a lasting community stewardship legacy. Heuberger's investment and support of our Starlight Spectacular community bike ride provides a much needed foundation for the event, which now raises over $50,000 annually for parkland acquisition, preservation of natural habitats, and restoration of regional trails, parkways and open space. Their commitment to our cause drives our conservation programming and provides a stable foundation for our work. With Heuberger's support, we have built a strong coalition of Friends groups for the care of parklands and greenways, acquired key properties that expand our parks footprint, elevated volunteer participation in stewardship projects, and preserved natural lands from development and decay. Together we are creating healthy spaces for a healthy community.
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