Camp Fire Alaska is a local non-profit focused on child development and provides before/after school programs, summer camps, and youth programming in rural Alaska. During COVID-19, Camp Fire Alaska has continued to operate and serve families with school year programs, expanding our services to meet the needs of families in accordance with CDC guidelines and

Armed Services YMCA Alaska is a non-profit focused on providing needed programs and services for junior enlisted service members and their family members - food pantry, free transportation services, youth summer camp, financial aid, and more. Kendall Toyota of Anchorage is proud to support Armed Services YMCA Alaska's mission and all the great work they

Toyota Anchorage donates $5,000 to Food Bank of Alaska to help provide free Thanksgiving meals to those in need. Thanksgiving Blessing is an annual community event coordinated by Food Bank of Alaska and the goal is to provide groceries for a Thanksgiving meal for families who would otherwise go without. This year’s Thanksgiving Blessing successfully

Ford Anchorage General Manager and department heads helped raise funds for Special Olympics Alaska by participating in the virtual Polar Plunge. Staff gathered outside the dealership in 27°F weather and were splashed with buckets of ice-cold water not once but twice! Thanks to their efforts, a total of $2,320 was raised for Special Olympics Alaska.

Catholic Social Services recently published a holiday wish list of items their programs are in need of most. Imports Anchorage answered the call and purchased every item on the wish lists (winter gear, food, household items) for the following three programs: Clare House - Emergency shelter for homeless women with children. Homeless Family Services -