Tamiami Hyundai Gives Back – Charities We Love
Tamiami Hyundai – being a long-time standing pillar in the community knows that because of our customers and staff we have been very blessed. We do not take that lightly so every year we chose different local and nationwide charities to be a part of, not only monetarily, but also the giving of our time. Below are some of the charities we’re involved with this year.
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Avow Kids Aunt Janet House
The Avow Kids® program, designed for children ages 5-17, provides support and companionship to children who are grieving. The reason might be the loss of a parent, sibling, friend, or relative through illness, accident, deportation, suicide, or homicide.
Additionally, Avow helps children process and heal from other types of loss, including divorce, the loss of a friend, instability in the foster care system, and deployed parents and family members.
Laces of Love Charitable Foundation, Inc.
Laces Of Love is a 501-c-3 not-for-profit organization that provides NEW shoes (usually sneakers) to low-income and disadvantaged children in Collier and Lee Counties, Florida, and educates the public about the needs of these children.
New sneakers and monetary donations (100% of which are used to purchase shoes unless otherwise designated) are extremely important and gratefully accepted. Laces Of Love also facilitate the donation of cleats and sport shoes to student-athletes who, without proper shoes, would not be able to play their sport.