The 2025 Subaru Love Promise Customer and Community Commitment Award
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 2025 Subaru Love Promise Customer and 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 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.
What is the Subaru Love Promise?
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.
How is Steve Moyer Subaru dedicated locally to the Love Promise?
Our Love Promise can be seen in various partnerships with local charities and non-profits. We're grateful for the opportunity, not only to be a part of our community, but to serve it as well.
Animal Rescue League, Humane Society
Berks County Horticultural Society
Schuylkill Valley Area School District, Governor Mifflin Area School District, Exeter Area School District, Tamaqua Area School District, Hamburg Area School District
Schuylkill Valley Youth Baseball, Schuylkill Valley Library, Leesport Historical Society, Special Olympics, Rotary Club
Berks Encore, Miller Keystone Blood Bank, Adventist Health
Love Promise Stories from Steve Moyer Subaru
Subaru and Steve Moyer 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
Steve Moyer Subaru Teams Up to Support Local Community - Karen D
Imagine going without a coat, shoes, or even socks. For millions of children and adults experiencing homelessness and other urgent need situations across the country, even here in Leesport, this is a harsh reality. Helping others strengthens communities, which is why Steve Moyer Subaru is partnering with Operation Warm®, a national nonprofit focused on connecting children with the resources they need to thrive. Through this partnership and other Subaru Loves to Help® efforts, Subaru and retailers like Steve Moyer Subaru have helped nearly 900,000 children and adults in urgent need. On 01/16/2025, Steve Moyer Subaru donated 204 coats to The Children's Home of Reading. These essential items not only help keep children protected, warm, and dry, it can have a significant impact on a child's mental and emotional well-being.
Wrapped in Love: Supporting Cancer Patients at Reading Hospital - Laura R
At Steve Moyer Subaru, love takes many forms—and sometimes, it looks like a warm blanket and a caring heart. Through our Subaru Loves to Care® initiative, we proudly partnered with The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society to bring comfort and hope to patients at Reading Hospital. This heartfelt donation included cozy blankets and handwritten messages of support—small but powerful reminders that no one faces cancer alone. For those undergoing treatment, these acts of kindness can mean more than words can express. For us, this effort is deeply meaningful. Cancer touches nearly every family, including many of our own customers, coworkers, and loved ones. This partnership is our way of standing in solidarity with those fighting blood cancers—and with the caregivers, doctors, and nurses who walk beside them every day. Because at Steve Moyer Subaru, we believe that even the smallest gestures of care can help carry someone through the hardest moments. And love, especially in times of illness, is the greatest comfort of all.
A Subaru Love Story: Growing Together 🌱 - Clara G
At Steve Moyer Subaru, love means more than great cars—it means caring for the world around us. This Arbor Day, we proudly partnered with the Arbor Day Foundation to donate 100 trees to our local community as part of our One Moyer Mission. We believe that Moyer Means More—more care, more connection, and more commitment to a greener future. Whether you planted a sapling, shared your support, or simply stopped by to say hello, thank you for being part of something bigger. Together, we're not just growing trees—we're growing a stronger, cleaner community. 💚
Love Is Timeless: Supporting Seniors Through Encore - Kyra A
At Steve Moyer Subaru, love doesn’t retire. Through our Subaru Share the Love® Event, we proudly donated to Berks County Encore, an organization dedicated to supporting the health, independence, and well-being of older adults in our community. Encore provides critical services—from delivering nutritious meals to offering life-enriching programs and social support. Their work helps seniors stay active, connected, and cared for, even during life’s most vulnerable seasons. For us, this partnership is personal. Many of our customers, coworkers, and families have loved ones touched by Encore’s efforts. This donation is our way of saying thank you—to the generation that helped build the world we live in today. Because at Steve Moyer Subaru, we know that love never grows old.
Ready for Adventure – Zeke's Journey - Laura R
On a sunny spring morning, the team at Rescue Animal Shelter Berks packed up one of their most joyful residents for a special visit to Steve Moyer Subaru. His name is Zeke—a small, energetic pup with a big heart and even bigger dreams. Zeke quickly became the star of the day. Tail wagging and eyes gleaming, he greeted every customer with affection, soaking up the attention and showing off his playful spirit. At just under a year old, Zeke is the kind of dog who believes every stranger is a friend and every moment is an adventure waiting to happen. Zeke never lost his love for people. He’s especially fond of children and has a way of making everyone feel like they’ve known him forever. Whether it’s chasing a ball or curling up for a cuddle, Zeke is always ready to love and be loved. During the visit, Steve Moyer Subaru also presented Rescue Animal Shelter Berks with a generous donation through the Subaru Share the Love® Event—support that helps dogs like Zeke receive the care, training, and attention they need to find forever families. Zeke is still waiting for his special someone to walk through the door, leash in hand, ready to take him home. But until then, he continues to charm everyone he meets and reminds us all that love is sometimes just a tail wag away. Because of partners like Steve Moyer Subaru, dogs like Zeke have a chance—not just at survival, but at joy, companionship, and a new beginning filled with adventures.
Love Heals - Stacey C
On March 14, our Department of Animal Protection services received multiple calls of a potentially deceased dog. Thankfully, Tilda – a name that stands for strength in battle - still had some fight left in her and began wagging her tail when approached by one of our officers. Found laying on a pile of trash, Tilda was extremely emaciated, covered in bites or small wounds, and massive hair loss. Our Humane Police Officer brought her back to the Animal Rescue League to begin her rehabilitation and a second chance at a happy life. Tilda needed immediate medical attention from our team to assess her condition and the wounds. They began treating her skin infection with antibiotics and medicated baths and working to help her increase her weight. As Tilda became more comfortable with the humans around her, her personality started to blossom. Due to her medical needs, Tilda spent four months with a foster to help her recover. During this time, it was determined that Tilda was deaf. This didn’t stop her from learning basic hand commands with her foster and enjoying walks, playing fetch, and learning how to be a fun-loving pup. Tilda came back to the shelter after she was medically cleared for adoption, but she didn’t have many takers. A deaf, white pit bull with a medical history wasn’t appealing to a lot of adopters, even though her story gained a lot of attention. Then came Beth. Beth started taking Tilda out of the shelter with our Dog’s Day Out program and starting to build a relationship with Tilda. Every Sunday, she would come and break Tilda out of the shelter for the day to enjoy time outside, hikes, walks, belly rubs, and treats. It was visible, Tilda and Beth had a bond. Tilda’s foster even worked with Beth to learn sign language to enhance her relationship with Tilda. After months of continued Dog’s Day Out, Beth decided to make it official and adopted Tilda on Friday, November 1, 2024. Tilda has beaten the odds and found a loving home, just in time for the holidays. Thanks to supporters like Steve Moyer Subaru, we can help these animals who need time to heal, adjust, and learn to trust. Tilda is the bravest of underdogs and everyone at the Animal Rescue League took their turn to wish her the best of luck in her new life with Beth, showing how much she impacted each member of our team and reminded us why we do the work we do.
Subaru Loves Learning- SouthWest Middle School Reading PA - Erwin O
Steve Moyer Subaru was proud to support Southwest Middles school in Reading as part of Subaru Loves Learning initiative. Through our partnership with adoptAClassroom.org we are able provided teachers with essential supplies and learning materials that are most needed to help students thrive in the classroom. Steve Moyer Subaru believes that all students deserve an equal opportunity at a quality education, we are dedicated to making a difference in our community through our partnerships.
Jason and Raven - A Perfect Match - Stacey C
Raven was found tied up in a yard on May 12, alone without proper shelter or sustenance. Raven was brought in by Animal Control Officers to the Animal Rescue League where she was assessed to be around 4 years in age and a ball of German Shephard energy. After spending time with a foster and a failed trial adoption due to other pets in the home, Raven was still seeking a family who could give her the training, attention and enrichment she craved. Jason, a Marine Corps veteran injured during a roadside bombing, was looking to train a new service dog that would fit with his family. While looking at the Animal Rescue League’s website, he immediately connected with Raven. His meet and greet with Raven was everything Jason and Raven could have hoped for and more. Raven became part of Jason’s family on August 10. Raven knew basic commands, but quickly learned ‘front,’ ‘side,’ and ‘behind’ which allows Jason to create the space he needs when he’s feeling constricted. Without training, Raven has even alerted Jason was someone was approaching him from behind, truly showing the two of them have a special connection and that “Raven picked him.” As a veteran, Jason was able to utilize our Patriotic Paws program that pairs an animal 6-months and older with a veteran free of charge. The connection between veterans and animals has proven to help ease anxiety, fear, and post-traumatic stress while reducing feelings of loneliness and increasing self-confidence. Thank you, Steve Moyer Subaru, for your generous support so we can continue to help animals like Raven and veterans like Jason.
Blankets and Hope - Valerie C
Members of the Moyer Subaru Team and Subaru ambassadors delivered blankets to the McGlinn Cancer Institute in Reading. Staff look forward to this annual delivery of blankets in partnership with the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society to brighten the days of patients who are always grateful for something other then a white hospital blanket for comfort during treatment.
"Look Mom, the Shoes Fit!" 2024 Children's Home of Reading Donation - Jill T
On the coldest day of the year, the sun was shining, and the snow was piled in the street when a beautiful white Subaru pulled up in front of The Children's Home of Reading with a delivery for the kids in our community programs; socks and shoes were in those bright colored boxes! This delivery was extra special. Young boys and girls who have been wearing hand me down shoes would be able to pick out their very own "brand new pair", something many of them have never experienced. Many of our families struggle to make ends meet, work two and three jobs, just to have a home and food on the table, shoes are a luxury. Some of our kids come to school with shoes so tight or loose that they can barely walk, let alone play during recess. They are embarrassed when someone takes notice to the shoes they are wearing. One of our program staff gave a pair to a young toddler and helped him put the shoes on. He immediately ran across the room to his mother and said, "Look Mom, the shoes fit!" She responded with tears in her eyes and said, "Yes they do, thanks to people who care about little boys like you." Shoes are literally the foundation for the soul. Without proper footwear, kids become off-balance, or their foot begins to become misshapen, blisters happen that can lead to infections. The uncomfortableness doesn’t end with the feet; it travels into other areas that lead to lapses in attention in school, social anxiety, and loss of self-esteem. Something so basic as socks and shoes isn't something most of us even think about. We are so thankful that Steve Moyer Subaru cared enough to respect the needs of some of less fortunate individuals in our community and provide them with these much-needed items. The Children's Home of Reading celebrates 140 years this year. We were started by concerned citizens in the community as a daycare and orphanage and have grown thanks to the community and our partners to a multi-faceted social service agency that offers educational, residential, mental, and behavioral health and community programs. Proving once again that by partnering with others "We're Better Together". Thank you so very much Steve Moyer Subaru for giving our young clients and parents the dignity and respect that everyone deserves.
