A total of $46,840 was raised from sales at 12 participating Capital locations
RALEIGH, N.C. /CitizenWire/ -- Capital Automotive Group of Raleigh has once again opened wide its generous arms through their Capital Cares program, a corporate responsibility program generated by the auto group. Between November 1 and December 15, 2020, a portion of all their vehicle sales at 12 participating Capital locations was given to benefit the local Salvation Army in Raleigh. A total of $46,840 was raised.
Capital Automotive Group has a long history of giving back and has done so by caring for their employees, their customers, and their community. Participating in Meals on Wheels, Toys for Tots, Project Bark, hurricane relief, and many more opportunities to give, Capital Cares has proven that they are more than simply a car dealership.
Entering the last quarter of this dauting 2020 year, many have found themselves without work, unwell, or simply overwhelmed. Capital Automotive realizes this is the perfect time to bolster some encouragement for those who are in the most need. Donating to the Salvation Army is a sure-fire way to give back to the community they serve in an especially practical way.
The Salvation Army will be on site just outside the Capital Automotive Corporate Center, 4900 Leigh Drive, Raleigh, NC at 11 a.m. on December 22, 2020 for presentation of the check.
Many of the dealerships in the Capital group participated in the outreach, including the following:
* Capital Chevrolet
* Capital Ford
* Capital CJD
* Capital of Cary
* Capital Ford Lillington
* Capital Ford Hillsborough
* Capital Ford Rocky Mount
* Hillsborough CDJR
* University Kia
* University Ford
* University Ford North
* University Chapel Hill
For more information about Capital Automotive Group, please visit their website at: https://capitalautogroup.com/
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