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Subaru of America, Inc recently partnered with the Philadelphia Union, announcing that Subaru Park has achieved zero-landfill status, designating it as the first soccer-specific stadium in Major League Soccer (MLS) to hit the mark. The hard-earned status was celebrated at the October 23 match with a commemorative jersey patch and dedicated reopening as a zero landfill stadium.

Subaru of America, Inc. revealed on Wednesday that Tau Jeppesen, Senior Master Service Technician at Larry H. Miller Subaru located in Boise, ID, won the official 2021 American National Technician Competition (ANTC). The Subaru ANTC is a twice-yearly competition that honors Subaru technicians across the United States by exhibiting their troubleshooting skills, product awareness, technical experience, and hands-on know-how.

Subaru of America was recently honored as the first-ever winner of the Corporate Compassion Award from the American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (ASPCA). The Award is designed to recognize the auto company's active dedication and efforts to protect and support pets across the United States. Subaru and other 2021 ASPCA Humane Award winners will be celebrated at the virtual Humane Awards Luncheon on Wednesday, Oct. 13, 2021. 

Earlier this month, Subaru America was proud to announce that it has been named a 2021 Civic 50 Honoree in recognition of its considerable corporate citizenship efforts. This distinction, which is awarded by Points of Light, the world’s largest organization dedicated to volunteer service, is another example of the automaker’s leadership in corporate impact.

To date, Subaru’s dedicated pet-focused efforts have led to the adoption and support of over $250,000 shelter pets to date. In last year alone, a year dominated by stress and difficult adaptations for all walks of life, the Subaru Loves Pets initiative successfully found loving homes for more than 20,000 animals in need.

Earlier this month, Subaru of America announced that, in keeping with a decades-long partnership with the Pennsylvania Horticultural Society (PHS), it would be sponsoring the Philadelphia Flower Show for the 20th consecutive year!

Earlier this month, eight-year-old Antonio of Camden, NJ was given a Subaru-aided surprise of a lifetime: a personal fleet of Subaru vehicles (led by a Camden County Police escort) packed with holiday gifts from his personal wish list arrived at his front door.

Subaru of America has recently announced that it will continue its commitment to supporting the well-being of pets nationwide with the 2020 return of its Subaru Loves Pets initiative.

Subaru is dedicating the entire month of October to helping pets in need. The celebration will culminate in the second-annual incarnation of National Make a Dog’s Day on October 22. This national effort is designed to champion in-need dogs everywhere, especially those in shelters.

Subaru of America has recently announced that it will continue its long-term partnership with the American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS), this time through the development of a library of science-focused educational resources for children stuck at home during the ongoing pandemic.

The library of resources, which was created by the AAAS STEM Education Program, aims to provide high-quality interactive online activities for children grades K-8. These activities will cover a variety of science disciplines including biology, astronomy, physics, and more.

Subaru of America has recently announced that it will co-host and serve as the official vehicle manufacturer for the U.S.A.’s first national litter clean-up and recycling initiative. This new project encourages people nationwide to help reduce landfill waste in their local communities.

Known as Facelift: Act Local, this six-day-long event is produced by the Yosemite Climbing Association and clothing brand The North Face. The event is designed to encourage individual citizens to independently go outdoors to assist with litter cleanup at their local green spaces.