SAN FRANCISCO, Calif., Nov. 24, 2020 The holiday shopping and giving season is underway, and with it comes requests for donations to those who may be in need. To help families in need of a boost to their holiday season, San Francisco Toyota is joining in with the CHiP's for Kids Toy Drive while offering an added incentive to their service customers.
CHiP's is the popular endearment based on the initials CHP for California Highway Patrol, and each year the organization aids the communities of California with this toy drive to help ensure that children will have gifts for the holiday season. San Francisco Toyota is joining the worthy cause by offering itself as a donation spot for generous citizens to drop off new and unwrapped toys to be distributed to those in need.
While the joy in helping a child in need during the holiday season is rewarding enough, San Francisco Toyota is adding another incentive to its customers with $20 off a service visit to any Toyota or Scion driver who brings in a new, unwrapped toy with a minimum value of $10. With the seasons changing and the calendar about to roll over to another year, customers are encouraged to take a look at what services might be needed on their vehicles.
San Francisco Toyota offers a wide array of different routine and non-routine services, including oil changes, tire rotations, tire replacements, wheel alignments, windshield wiper blade replacements, engine filter replacement, transmission flushes, battery replacements, diagnostic services and more. Proper precautions are being taken to ensure customers' safety, including face mask requirements, appropriate physical distancing, sanitizing and frequent handwashing.
The dealership is accepting toy donations now through December 15. For questions about the toy drive or for services offered by San Francisco Toyota, interested parties are encouraged to visit http://www.sftoyota.com or call 415-504-1947.
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Gabriel Ronquillo, San Francisco Toyota, 415-504-1947, [email protected]
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