Georgetown Toyota has been a fixture in our community for decades, and during this time, the dealership has built and maintained strong relationships with customers, businesses, and organizations. We strive to consistently deliver the highest level of customer service, and each time you visit us, you’ll be greeted by friendly and knowledgeable Sales, Service, and Parts teams.
This year, Georgetown Toyota is celebrating an incredible milestone: 25 years in the Georgetown community. We celebrated our dealership's 25th anniversary by giving back to the community we’ve served over the years. To do this, the dealership offered 2 exciting promotions this summer that raised money for the community and offered great deals on Toyota vehicle pricing.
The first was Toyota’s annual Red Tag Days event, where customers could take advantage of amazing lease rates and cash incentives on select vehicles. But that wasn’t the only way Georgetown Toyota celebrated this year.
We also partnered with the Georgetown Hospital Foundation to raise funds for essential hospital services and equipment. Georgetown Toyota was the main sponsor for the Hospital Foundation Lottery and we joined several other sponsors in an effort to raise needed funds for their local hospital.
This year, the collective efforts of Georgetown Toyota and other businesses in the community raised over $50,000 for the Georgetown Hospital Foundation. With this money, virtually every piece of needed hospital technology was funded. This is an exciting accomplishment, and much sought after since the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic.
But beyond the vehicle donation for the lottery, Georgetown Toyota has been a long-time supporter of the Georgetown Hospital Foundation. Georgetown Toyota supports the foundation annually through their winter tire sale as well as through donations for special events. Georgetown Toyota has even contributed to the hospital’s emergency department campaign.
So, how could you enter the Georgetown Hospital Foundation Car Lottery? With each new vehicle leased or purchased, customers were entered into a draw for a chance to win a 2021 Corolla LE CVT. All funds raised from the car lottery were fully donated to the foundation. This was also the second time that the dealership donated a new vehicle to the hospital foundation’s fundraising efforts.
Georgetown Toyota is proud to be involved in the local community, and we are proud of the strong relationships we have built over time. It’s one of the reasons we are able to celebrate its impressive 25th-anniversary milestone all these years later. Each time you visit Georgetown Toyota, you’ll receive a warm welcome to the local community, as well as a welcome into the Georgetown Toyota family.
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