MetroWest Subaru is honored to receive the 2026 Subaru Love Promise HEART Award.
In recognition of our commitment to our customers and community.
What is the Subaru Love Promise®?
The Subaru Love Promise® is our vision to show love and respect to all people at every interaction with Subaru. Subaru and our retailers believe every day gives us an opportunity to positively impact the world around us - by how we support each other, our customers, and our community. Together, we are committed to making the world a better place.
What is the Subaru Love Promise Community Commitment?
At MetroWest Subaru, we believe in being a positive force in our community, not just with donations, but with actions that set an example for others to follow. We aim to make the world a better place through several key initiatives that help support and protect people, pets, and our planet:
How is MetroWest Subaru dedicated locally to the Love Promise?
At MetroWest Subaru, our mission transcends beyond just being a leading car dealership. Our core essence is embedded in our Love Promise - a commitment to actively engage and serve the community that we proudly call home. We believe in building strong relationships, not only with our customers but also through various partnerships with local charities and non-profits. Our dedication to community service is a reflection of our gratitude and enthusiasm for being an integral part of our society. In 2023, we were honored to be named the Subaru of New England Love Promise Retailer of the Year, a milestone that highlights our passion and dedication. Out of 65 Subaru retailers in New England, MetroWest Subaru was recognized not just for our excellence in the automotive industry, but for our deep-rooted involvement in community betterment. This achievement is a testament to our Love Promise culture, deeply valued by both Subaru of New England and our amazing community partners. Our commitment to the community is demonstrated through tangible actions. From delivering Meals On Wheels and organizing coat drives, to fulfilling Christmas wishes for children in need and supporting families transitioning from homelessness, our engagement in various charitable activities is ceaseless. We are also fervently involved in the fight against pediatric brain cancer among other noble causes. Our Love Promise is not just a statement; it's a continuous journey of kindness and support. The true heroes of our story are our team members, whose dedication and commitment are the heart of our success. They are the stars who shine not only for our clients but for the entire community. Their hard work and passion are the driving forces behind our achievements and the embodiment of our mission. At MetroWest Subaru, our addiction is helping others. We believe that when we stand up for those who can't fight for themselves, everyone wins. Our mission is to continue this journey of love and support, making a positive impact every single day. We LOVE our team, and we LOVE our community, and we are committed to continuing our journey of service, compassion, and excellence as the Subaru of New England Love Promise Retailer of the Year.
Save A Dog Inc of Sudbury
Friends of Natick Trails, Lincoln Land Conservation Trust, Hale Reservation, NEMBA
Hale Education, Boston Green Academy, Brown School, Natick Boosters, Walnut Hill School for the Arts
Natick Service Council, The Center for Arts in Natick, Boys & Girls Club MetroWest, OUT MetroWest, Family Promise MetroWest
Springwell, Natick Fire Department, Westborough Senior Center
Love Promise Stories from MetroWest Subaru
Subaru and MetroWest 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
Every Other Wednesday: A Story about commitment to your community - Joseph A
Every other Wednesday, after the morning appointments, the sales team heads to the Natick Service Council. They have done it the same way for two years. No announcement. No calendar entry anyone else has to track. Just the coolers that get filled and the route that follows. They pick up the meals that the Council has ready. The list lives on a phone now. It changes slowly. A name drops off when someone moves in with family or finally gets into a place of their own. A new one appears when a referral comes through. The notes stay short: extra napkins for the person whose hands shake, soup instead of the sandwich for the one who can't chew hard food after the surgery, the apartment where they wait a little longer because the walk to the door takes time. The deliveries stay short. A knock, a bag or two, a quick look that everything is all right. Sometimes there is a little conversation. Most of the time there isn't. The people on the list know the pattern by now. A few of them have stopped asking whether the team will be back the week after next. They already know the answer. Two years is long enough for the small things to settle in. They have watched a staff long enough that the bags get handed over instead of set on the step. They have learned which doors get two knocks and which ones get patience. The coolers leave full and come back empty. Then the afternoon starts again, the same as any other day. There is no plaque and no total kept on a wall. There is only the pickup at the Natick Service Council and the route that keeps existing because the bags still need to be carried. Every other Wednesday, the same way, for as long as the list still has addresses on it.
Subaru Loves to Care: Eighty Blankets and One Shared Understanding at Tufts Medicine Cancer Center - Christopher S
On a quiet October morning, three members of the MetroWest Subaru team—Chris Sargent, Matt Donadio, and Peter Nannery—loaded eighty blankets and handwritten messages of hope into a Subaru and drove to Tufts Medicine Cancer Center in Framingham. They were not there on business. They were there because the Subaru Loves to Care initiative, in partnership with the Blood Cancer United New England Chapter, asks retailers to do more than write checks. It asks them to show up. The staff at the cancer center met them with the particular gratitude reserved for people who have seen how long an infusion day can feel. Treatment rooms run cold. Hours stretch. Patients sit with IVs, waiting for the next round of results or the next round of strength. A soft blanket does not change the diagnosis, but it changes the immediate experience of it—offering warmth, a bit of dignity, and a physical reminder that someone outside the building is thinking about the person inside it. Chris Sargent understood that reminder more personally than most. As a BRCA2 mutation carrier, he lives with the knowledge that cancer risk is not abstract for him or his family. Regular monitoring, careful decisions, and the quiet background of elevated awareness are part of his ordinary life. Standing in the cancer center that morning, helping place the blankets, was not simply community service. It was recognition. He knew what it means when a room feels clinical and cold, and he knew what it means when someone brings something soft and human into it. Being able to do that alongside Matt and Pete made the moment feel both communal and deeply individual. The team left the blankets with the staff and returned to the dealership. The blankets stayed behind to be used. The messages stayed behind to be read. And the three people who delivered them carried back a clearer sense of what the Love Promise asks of them: not only to support causes from a distance, but to step into the places where care is most needed and to do so with the understanding that, for some of them, the line between giver and someone who could one day receive is thinner than it appears. Subaru Loves to Care is built on the belief that small, tangible acts of comfort can matter on the hardest days. On this particular day, eighty blankets, three teammates, and one personal connection turned that belief into something patients and staff at Tufts Medicine Cancer Center could feel. That is the kind of story worth telling—and the kind of commitment worth recognizing.
When a Friendship on the Court Became a Promise for a family - Christopher S
At MetroWest Subaru, the Love Promise has never been just a slogan on the wall. It is what happens when a customer walks into the showroom, a genuine connection is made, and someone on the team decides that showing up for one person can mean showing up for an entire family. It began the way many lasting relationships do—with a simple need. David Miller, an old friend of the dealership's retailer principal, came in looking for a reliable vehicle. General Sales Manager Chris took the time to understand what David and his family truly needed. Together they found the right Subaru—one that offered comfort, reliability, and peace of mind. Grateful, David offered something in return: pickleball lessons at Bosse Courts in Natick. What started as a thank-you quickly became a real friendship. On the courts, between points and laughs, David shared the story of his grandson, Reed. Just a year and a half old, Reed had been diagnosed the previous summer with an extraordinarily rare form of sarcoma caused by a genetic fusion seen in only a handful of cases worldwide. He had already undergone surgery and chemotherapy. He had shown a strength far beyond his years. The treatment phase was behind him, but the long road of care, medical expenses not fully covered by insurance, and the daily challenges facing his parents, Grace and Kyle, continued. MetroWest Subaru listened.. Then as a tean they acted. They made a personal donation to help the family. More importantly, the MetroWest Subaru team stayed engaged. When David and the family organized Rally for Reed—an evening of pickleball, food, raffle, and silent auction on October 3, 2026, at Bosse in Natick—the dealership stepped forward in a way that went beyond a check. MetroWest Subaru donated significant funds and contributed high-value sports memorabilia for the silent auction and raffle. Among the items were autographed jerseys of tight end Brock Bowers and former Patriots wide receiver Wes Welker, along with a PSA-authenticated baseball signed by Hall of Famers Duke Snider, Mickey Mantle, Willie Mays, Tom Seaver, and Johnny Bench. These were not ordinary prizes. They were pieces of sports history offered so that every bid and every raffle ticket could go directly to Reed's parents for medical costs, daily living expenses, and the long-term care he still needs. Over 150+ pickleball players showed up, raising close to $50,000 for Reed's future care. The evening at Bosse brought the community together—players, friends, neighbors, and teammates from the courts—rallying around one little boy and his family. Proceeds from the event went straight to Grace and Kyle. MetroWest Subaru's contribution helped amplify that effort, turning a local pickleball fundraiser into something larger. This is the Subaru Love Promise in action. It is not only about the vehicles we sell or the dollars we donate through Share the Love and other campaigns. It is about the relationships we build—on the showroom floor, on a pickleball court in Natick, and in the quiet moments when someone hears a hard story and decides to do more. For Reed and his family, that decision has meant practical help and the knowledge that their community stands with them. At MetroWest Subaru, we believe that when we stand up for those who cannot yet stand for themselves, everyone wins. Reed's strength continues to inspire us. So does the friendship that began with a car and a paddle and became a promise kept.
Small Wheels, Big Hearts: Riding for Declan and a Cure - VJ D
MetroWest Subaru | Subaru Loves to Care At MetroWest Subaru, we believe that giving back isn't just something we do. It's something we hope to pass along to the next generation. For years, our General Manager, VJ Donnelly, has supported the Pan-Mass Challenge (PMC), riding with Team BrainStorms to raise awareness and funds in the fight against pediatric brain cancer. Through countless miles, challenging rides, and fundraising efforts, the mission has always been about something much bigger than cycling. But this year, the experience was a little different. On August 29, the inaugural MTB PMC Kids Ride took place at West Hill Dam in Uxbridge, Massachusetts. Instead of being the one on the bike, VJ spent the day volunteering while his four children, Jack, Ben, Drew, and Emma, took their turn riding and fundraising for a cause that has become so important to their family. And these kids didn't just show up to ride. They showed up to make a difference. Each of the four children set individual fundraising goals, and every one of them reached their goal! Together, with the generosity of family, friends, and supporters, they raised thousands of dollars to help fund cancer research and treatment at Dana-Farber Cancer Institute. The MTB PMC Kids Ride brought young cyclists together to tackle the trails, with one-mile and three-mile routes designed to introduce children to mountain biking while teaching them the importance of helping others. Every dollar raised by the riders goes directly toward cancer research and treatment. But the most meaningful part of this year's event was the young boy who inspired so many of those miles. Meet Declan, the 2026 MTB PMC Kids Ride Pedal Partner. Declan was diagnosed with a brain tumor when he was just three years old. Now 10, he has spent seven years fighting a battle no child should ever have to face. His journey has included eight surgeries, five of them on his brain, 18 months of chemotherapy, and countless hospital visits, MRIs, and treatments. Despite these extraordinary challenges, Declan remains an adventurous, outgoing, determined young boy who loves making people laugh. And this year, Declan wasn't just cheering on the riders. He was riding alongside them. For VJ and his family, Declan represents exactly why they continue to support the PMC and Team BrainStorms. Every mile ridden, every dollar raised, and every volunteer hour brings us one step closer to better treatments and, ultimately, a cure. Watching his own children ride for another child was an incredibly meaningful experience for VJ. What began years ago as a personal commitment to cycling and fundraising has grown into something his entire family can share. The PMC Kids Rides program has raised more than $12 million since its inception, teaching young people that they have the power to make a difference, regardless of their age. At MetroWest Subaru, we're proud to support a community that believes in showing up for one another. We're especially proud to see those values carried forward by the next generation. This year, the miles belonged to the kids. The fundraising belonged to the kids. And the pride belonged to a dad who got to watch his children discover the joy of helping others. To Declan, his family, the incredible PMC volunteers, and everyone who supported our young riders, thank you. We'll keep riding, we'll keep fundraising, and we'll keep showing up. Because every child deserves the opportunity to grow up, ride bikes, chase adventures, and enjoy the childhood they deserve. For Declan. For every child fighting cancer. And for a future without it. The Subaru Love Promise. More than a promise. A commitment to making a difference.
A Hole-in-One for Our Community! MetroWest Subaru and WASA Celebrate Seven Years of Giving Back - Jeff R
At MetroWest Subaru, we believe the best partnerships are the ones that bring people together and make a lasting difference in our community. For the past seven years, we've been proud sponsors of the Westborough Athletic Social Association (WASA) Annual Golf Tournament, and this year was one we will never forget! WASA is a wonderful local organization dedicated to giving back to the community through athletics, scholarships, and charitable contributions. Through fundraising events like its annual golf tournament, WASA helps support local student-athletes, provides scholarship opportunities, and contributes to organizations and programs throughout the MetroWest area. It's a group of community-minded volunteers who understand that a little generosity can go a long way. As a longtime WASA member and supporter, MetroWest Subaru General Manager VJ Donnelly has seen firsthand the impact this organization makes. That's why MetroWest Subaru has proudly supported the tournament for seven consecutive years, including providing a brand-new Subaru as the grand prize for a hole-in-one. Every year, golfers step up to the tee hoping to make that perfect shot. This year, John O did exactly that! John hit an incredible hole-in-one, winning himself a brand-new Subaru Outback! After seven years of sponsoring the tournament and offering this exciting prize, we finally had a winner! The excitement didn't end on the golf course. Just last week, John visited MetroWest Subaru to take delivery of his new Outback, and seeing him drive away in his brand-new Subaru was a moment our entire team was thrilled to be part of. But the real winners of this tournament are the people and organizations throughout our community. The money raised goes directly back into supporting local athletics, educational scholarships, and charitable initiatives that make MetroWest such a special place to live and raise a family. For us, this is what the Subaru Love Promise is all about. It's about more than selling cars. It's about building relationships, supporting organizations that make a difference, and finding meaningful ways to give back to the communities that support us. Congratulations to John O on an unforgettable hole-in-one, and thank you to WASA for another incredible year of community giving! Seven years of partnership, one amazing hole-in-one, and countless opportunities to make a difference. That's a win for everyone! #SubaruLovePromise #MetroWestSubaru #WASA #WestboroughMA #ShareTheLove #SubaruOutback #CommunityFirst
MetroWest Subaru Loves Lilja School - Mike K
There's something special about showing up for students as they start a new school year. 💜📚 Through Subaru Loves Learning, our team had the opportunity to support six classrooms at Lilja Elementary School, providing each classroom with $500 to help teachers purchase the resources their students need, along with boxes filled with school supplies. And because teachers deserve a little something too, we couldn't show up empty handed, we also brought along some sweet treats for the staff from Rocco's Donuts. 🍩💜 It may have been one morning of deliveries for our team, but these supplies will be in the hands of students and teachers all year long. We're grateful to the educators at Lilja Elementary who put so much into their classrooms every single day, and we're proud to play a small part in helping them create spaces where their students can learn, grow, and feel supported. Here's to a great school year! ✏️📓💜 #SubaruLovesLearning #SubaruLovePromise #MetroWestSubaru #LiljaElementary #SupportingTeachers #BackToSchool
The Impact We Make and The Kindness We Inspire - Amanda M
Meaningful relationships aren't just built through a single act of kindness, they're built through continued commitment, familiar faces, and a shared belief that showing up for one another, time and time again, can make a lasting difference. This fall, our Service Team once again joined MetroWest Care Connection at the Framingham Resource Fair, continuing a partnership that has become an important part of us. By sponsoring and distributing over 150 lunches to attendees, our team had the opportunity to offer something simple, yet meaningful: a meal, a welcoming smile, and a moment of connection. While a lunch may seem like a small gesture, we recognize that sometimes the smallest acts of kindness can help someone feel seen, welcomed and supported. As individuals and families explored resources available to them, we were grateful to contribute to an environment rooted in compassion and community. What made this year's experience especially meaningful wasn't only the opportunity to serve those around us, it was the opportunity to share that experience with two of our newest Service Department team members. Rather than simply telling them what Subaru Love Promise represents, we wanted them to experience it firsthand. By welcoming them to participate alongside us, they had the opportunity to see how extending a helping hand, even through something as simple as distributing lunches, can have a meaningful impact on others. What began as an opportunity to volunteer became something more personal, a chance for our newest team members to discover the fulfillment that comes from giving back and the pride of knowing their actions, no matter how small, can contribute to something greater than themselves. For our team, witnessing that sense of fulfillment was just as meaningful as the event itself. It reminds us that Love Promise doesn't simply strengthen relationships within our four walls at the retailer, but the relationships outside our retailer. It also shapes the people within it, inspiring people within, inspiring members of our team to embrace the same compassion and commitment that have brought us back to our community year after year. Our relationship with MetroWest Care Connection extends beyond a single event or sponsorship, it is a partnership we continue to nurture through a shared dedication to helping individuals and families in our community. Each time we return, we're reminded that meaningful impact isn't always about how many new initiatives we undertake, but the relationships we continue to strengthen and the organizations we remain committed to supporting, and perhaps that is what makes these moments so special. As familiar partnerships continue to grow, new faces become part of the journey. What started as an opportunity to help others became an opportunity to inspire others to help, carrying that compassion forward to the next generation of our team. For us, being part of the Subaru family means recognizing that our responsibility to others doesn't end at the doors of our dealership, it lives in the relationships we build, the commitments we honor, and the willingness to keep showing up, even when theres nothing expected in return. A meal may only last a moment, but the relationships we build and the kindness we inspire have the potential to make a difference long after the day is over. We're proud of the lunches we shared, but even more grateful for the relationships that bring us together, love in action, right here at home.
The Best Damn Ride, an Amazing Day, and a Partnership We Believe In! - Matt D
MetroWest Subaru and NEMBA – 2026 Share the Love Partners What a day! Beautiful weather, incredible energy, and hundreds of passionate mountain bikers coming together to enjoy the outdoors. The Best Damn Ride was everything we love about the mountain biking community, and MetroWest Subaru was proud to be there as a supporting sponsor! There's something special about pulling into a mountain biking trailhead and seeing a parking lot full of Subarus. It's no coincidence. Subaru owners love adventure, the outdoors, and exploring the places that make New England so special. So what better way to support our Subaru community than by partnering with the organization that helps make so much of that possible? That's why we're incredibly excited to have the New England Mountain Bike Association (NEMBA) as one of our 2026 Subaru Share the Love hometown charity partners! NEMBA does incredible work advocating for mountain biking, building and maintaining trails, expanding access, and bringing people together through outdoor recreation. Their efforts help ensure that riders of all ages and abilities have places to explore, challenge themselves, and enjoy everything our beautiful region has to offer. The Best Damn Ride was a perfect example of that mission in action. Our Used Car Manager, Matt, brought his daughter, Shayla, and the two had an absolute blast riding the skills park, hitting the jump line, and enjoying the incredible atmosphere. I was fortunate enough to get some riding in myself, and seeing so many families, friends, and riders sharing their passion for the sport was a great reminder of why we love supporting events like this. From the excitement of the riders to the enthusiasm of the volunteers, the entire day was filled with positive energy. It wasn't just about riding bikes. It was about community, family, friendship, and getting outside to enjoy something we all love. At MetroWest Subaru, our Love Promise is about much more than writing a check. It's about showing up, participating, building relationships, and supporting the organizations that make our communities better. Mountain biking is near and dear to our hearts, and this partnership is one we truly believe in. As we look ahead to the 2026 Subaru Share the Love Event, we're excited to continue building our relationship with NEMBA and helping support the trails, programs, and opportunities that bring so many people together. To everyone who organized, volunteered, participated, and helped make the Best Damn Ride such a success, thank you! Here's to more trails, more adventures, more time outdoors, and many more great days like this one! From all of us at MetroWest Subaru, we're proud to support NEMBA and the incredible mountain biking community throughout New England. Because when we support the communities we love, there's no limit to how far we can go. MetroWest Subaru – The Subaru Love Promise
One Simple Question, A Lasting Difference - Amanda M
Sometimes the most meaningful moments begin with the simplest questions, such as "What can we help with?" When Bianca from Family Promise stopped by our retailer to discuss the possibility of partnering for an upcoming Subaru Share the Love Event, our General Manager, VJ, welcomed the opportunity. But rather than waiting for another future partnership to begin, he simply asked a question that would soon become something much more personal: "In the meantime, what can we help with?" That's when Bianca shared the story of Elvira, a mother who's spending her maternity leave at the Family Promise shelter. She had recently welcomed a baby girl, Zoe, into the world, whilst also raising her ten-year-old son, Alonzo. Amidst the responsibilities of caring for her newborn and her growing family, Elvira faced another challenge: her vehicle had failed its state inspection due to a broken taillight and a cracked rear bumper assembly with "sharp edges." For many, a vehicle is simply a way to get from point A to point B. But for a mother caring for two children, it's much more. It's the ability to get to appointments, pick up necessities, and navigate through everyday life, knowing her children have a safe and dependable way to travel. We knew immediately we had an opportunity to help. Without hesitation, our team came together to find a solution. Our Service Director, Mike, previously a Honda technician, stepped forward to take on the repairs. Although Elvira's vehicle was not a Subaru, that didn't change our willingness to help. What mattered wasn't the make or model, but the family depending on it. We quickly arranged to pick up Elvira's vehicle and bring it back to the Service Department. Every Subaru that comes into MetroWest Service Department get a quality multi-point insection and this vehicle is no different; what initially appeared to be a taillight concern revealed much greater needs. Beyond a broken taillight and bumper damage, our team found a noisy wheel bearing, a broken rear suspension spring, and leaking rear shock absorbers, power steering lines leaking on the exhaust and badly worn rear brakes. What began as a plan to address one inspection issue had quickly become an opportunity to help give a mother greater peace of mind every time she put her children in the car. But as Mike worked to restore her vehicle, VJ couldn't help but wonder whether there was something more we could do. He reached out to Bianca again, this time asking how we could support Elvira and her children beyond the repairs. Together, they created a wishlist of essentials that could help the family prepare for the approaching winter months. From warm jackets and boots to a car seat cover for baby Zoe, each item represented more than a seasonal necessity; they represented warmth, comfort, and one less thing for a mother to worry about while caring for her children. VJ immediately got to fulfilling the wish list, ensuring that Elvira received her vehicle back and a little extra support for the road ahead. Once Mike completed the necessary repairs and the vehicle received its passing state inspection sticker, our team returned it to Family Promise MetroWest, along with the winter essentials for Elvira and her children. What awaited Elvira was more than a repaired vehicle. It was a car that she could confidently drive again, warm items to help her children face the colder months ahead, and perhaps the most important, the reassurance that she and her family had people in their corner who cared enough to ask what else they could do. Seeing Elvira's happiness and heartfelt gratitude was a moment our team won't soon forget. What began as an ordinary conversation about a future opportunity to give back had become something personal, reminding us that behind every need is a person, a family, and a story that is worth caring about. We are incredibly grateful to Bianca and everyone at Family Promise for the compassion they bring to families in our community and for trusting us with the opportunity to be a part of Elvira's story. Our relationship with Family Promise reminds us that the greatest strength of a community partnership isn't what we accomplish during an organized, planned event, but rather the trust we continue to build that allows us to recognize a need, come together, and make a difference when it matters. Sometimes, making a difference begins with fixing a headlight, but when we take the time to see beyond what's in front of us, we find opportunities to do much more. For Elvira, Zoe, and Alonzo, we hope that this means a little less worry, a little more comfort, and many safer journeys together.
Ten Years of Delivering More Than Just Meals - Vincent D
MetroWest Subaru & Springwell Celebrate a Decade of Meals on Wheels For the past ten years, every Thursday, something special has happened at MetroWest Subaru. At 10:00 a.m., we step away from the dealership, climb into a Subaru, and head out into our community to deliver meals, share conversations, and check in on neighbors who have become familiar faces and, in many cases, friends. This year, we're incredibly proud to celebrate ten years of partnering with Springwell and Meals on Wheels, a relationship that has become one of the most meaningful parts of our Subaru Love Promise commitment. Each week, we deliver between seven and ten meals to individuals throughout our community. Over the past decade, that represents an estimated 5000 meals delivered. That's thousands of meals, thousands of knocks on doors, and countless conversations and connections that mean far more than the food itself. Our Thursday routine starts with Fion, a wonderful member of the Springwell team who packages our meals, gets everything organized, and sends us on our way. From there, our Subaru takes us from home to home, regardless of what New England weather has in store. Rain, snow, sleet, or sunshine, we're out there. As the colder months approach, we recognize just how important this service becomes for individuals who may struggle to get out and access a nutritious meal on their own. But after ten years, I've learned that Meals on Wheels is about so much more than delivering food. Just yesterday, I was reminded of that by one of our longtime recipients, Anna. Anna is someone I've had the pleasure of visiting for years. At the end of every conversation, she always sends me off with the same kind words: "And you have a blessed day." Yesterday, we happened to have an extra meal available because another recipient wasn't home. I asked Anna if she'd like it. "I would love that," she said. Then something happened that had never happened in all the years I've known her. Anna reached up, gave me a high five, and smiled. It was such a simple moment, but it meant a great deal to me. After years of deliveries, conversations, and familiar Thursday visits, that high five was a wonderful reminder of why we do this. Over the years, we've developed relationships with so many of the people along our route. We know their faces, recognize their voices, and look forward to seeing them. Sometimes we might be one of the few people they interact with that day. Taking a few extra minutes to talk, listen, or simply ask how they're doing can make a meaningful difference. At MetroWest Subaru, we believe that being part of a community means showing up consistently, not just when it's convenient. Our vehicles make it possible to reach our neighbors safely and reliably through every season, but it's the relationships that keep us coming back every Thursday. We're tremendously grateful to Springwell, Fion, and everyone who makes this program possible. Their dedication to helping older adults and individuals in need remain healthy, nourished, and connected to their communities is inspiring. Ten years. Thousands of meals. Countless smiles. And a whole lot of Thursday afternoons well spent. We look forward to continuing this tradition for many years to come. Because at MetroWest Subaru, the Subaru Love Promise isn't just something we talk about. It's something we live, one Thursday, one meal, and one neighbor at a time. #SubaruLovePromise #SubaruLovesToHelp #MetroWestSubaru #MealsOnWheels #Springwell #CommunityFirst
