This summer, Toyota of Plano proudly joined Toyota’s Big Summer Giveback—an initiative aimed at uplifting local communities and helping students gear up for success. As part of this effort,Toyota of Plano donated $2,500, which was matched by the Kids In Need Foundation for a total of $5,000—directly benefiting 200 students at Camey Elementary School in The Colony, TX.
At Toyota of Plano, community involvement and giving back are at the heart of what we do. This holiday season, we are proud to announce that our dealership will serve as an official drop-off point for Toys for Tots. This cherished initiative, run by the U.S. Marine Corps Reserve, aims to collect and distribute toys to children in need, ensuring they experience the magic of Christmas.
Independence Day: a time to gather, observe, and toast to our freedom. As the Fourth of July weekend rapidly approaches and increased travel is anticipated, our Toyota of Plano team wants to remind our readers to stay alert this holiday weekend.
Spring has officially sprung in Plano, and with several holidays to look forward to, our Toyota of Plano team and Plano community have a lot to celebrate this season. In fact, Easter celebrations are already in full swing. This week, as we transition back to a “normal” Easter for the first time in two years, Plano and surrounding areas will be bustling with festivities. Local churches will resume in-person services, and communities are planning larger neighborhood events.
The holiday decorations have transitioned from ghosts and goblins to turkeys and gourds, which means that Thanksgiving is around the corner. This holiday dates back to 1621, and the day began to acknowledge the sacrifice given and celebrate the blessing of the harvest received. Today, it has simply become a day for celebrating gratitude for the things we often take for granted.
We are excited to announce the expansion of Toyota of Plano’s local athletic sponsorship initiative to include both The Colony High School in Lewisville and Creekview High School in Carrollton. Our athletic sponsorship initiative allows us to support the youngest members of our community, through providing the resources necessary to ensure that our kids can safely participate in after-school activities.
The recent unprecedented snowstorm affected many people in the North Texas area. Millions of Texans were without power or water during chilling arctic weather conditions. Many people are still in the process of recovering and North Texas based Toyota Motor North America (TMNA) is part of that recovery.
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Consider one-way trick-or-treating, where individually wrapped goodie bags are lined up for Dallas, Fort Worth, and Plano families to grab and go while continuing to social distance.
If your neighborhood has trick-or-treaters, here a few safety considerations.
