In the creative, titled "A Beautiful Silence," a father and his young son, who is Deaf, drive through Yosemite National Park, with the wonders of the park's beauty surrounding them. Featuring audio elements and American Sign Language (ASL), the spot shows how the pair experience the park's natural wonders in different ways, but share the special feeling that nature brings forth. Credit: Subaru
The automaker’s 16th annual charitable initiative provides funding for critical support across the National Park System
May 21, 2024 - The National Park Foundation (NPF) announced today that Subaru of America, Inc. and its retailers have donated $1.5 million for national parks through the 2023 Share the Love® Event. This donation will fund projects and programs that protect and enhance parks across the country.
This is the 11th consecutive year that NPF has partnered with Subaru as a Share the Love Event national charity partner. Subaru is NPF’s largest corporate partner and has donated more than $55 million to NPF since 2013. In 2021, Subaru increased its support for America’s national parks by becoming a premier partner of NPF’s Outdoor Exploration, Parks of the Future, and Resilience and Sustainability initiatives.
During the 2023 Share the Love Event, Subaru and its retailers donated a minimum of $300 to charity for every new Subaru vehicle purchased or leased at participating Subaru retailers nationwide. The amount donated to NPF reflects how people everywhere connect with the value of experiencing the outdoors together and choose to give back to national parks across the country.
To learn more about the Subaru Share the Love Event, please visit www.subaru.com/share.
ABOUT THE NATIONAL PARK FOUNDATION
The National Park Foundation works to protect wildlife and park lands, preserve history and culture, educate and engage youth, and connect people everywhere to the wonder of parks. We do it in collaboration with the National Park Service, the park partner community, and with the generous support of donors, without whom our work would not be possible. Learn more at www.nationalparks.org.
Source: National Park Foundation
