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	Toyota Named Kelley Blue Book’s Best Resale Value Brand for 2013 November 27, 2012 Toyota has earned Kelley Blue Book’s KBB.com Best Resale Value Brand Award for the 2013 model year. This is the second year in a row that Toyota has received the Best Resale Value Brand Award from KBB.com, and it has received this top honor in three of the last four years.
	Servco Auto Leeward Chevy Makes a Difference for Rush Soccer Club November 23, 2012 Now in its third year, the Chevy Youth Soccer Program is a grassroots, community outreach program that bring together America’s favorite brand with America’s fastest growing sport. Through the Chevy Youth Soccer program, each Chevy dealership is provided with the resources to sponsor one youth soccer league in their local community. Servco Auto Leeward Chevy chose to sponsor the Hawaii Rush Soccer Club. General Manager Keith Nakamura is shown presenting the team with SAL’s monetary donation.
	Share the Love November 1, 2012 Subaru Hawaii announced the return of its “Share the Love” sales event where it donates $250 for every new Subaru vehicle sold from November 1 thru December 31, 2012 to Hawaii non-profits Big Brothers Big Sisters, Oahu SPCA, Maui SPCA, Hawaii Island Humane Society and Hawaii Wildlife Foundation. In addition to buying a Subaru during the promotional period, the public is also encouraged to vote for their favorite participating non-profit organization through Subaru Hawaii’s Facebook page at facebook.com/SubaruHI. At the end of the event period, Subaru Hawaii will award the organization with the most votes an additional $5,000.
	Leahi Mini Carnival October 27, 2012 Making a difference in someone’s life can be as simple as playing a game or taking a photo. 55 Servco employees, their spouses and children found that to be true for the residents of Leahi Hospital on Saturday, October 27th as Servco hosted a mini carnival for all. But what makes it “magical” is the ways a resident’s face lights up during the event. The interactions between people of all ages are amazing and heartfelt. And that’s why the volunteers keep coming back to this event. They get to be a part of that “magic”.
	Toyota Art Contest Winner from Hawaii August 30, 2012 Toyota Hawaii proudly announced that 11-year-old Emily Stone, Kaneohe resident and Kamehameha School student, was selected among more than 620,000 entrants worldwide to participate in the final awards ceremony of Toyota’s 6th Dream Car Art Contest held on August 28th in Japan. See a recap of all the international winners here.