Charities benefit from Sheehy’s annual tradition of giving

Feb 3, 2020

https://www.autoremarketing.com/retail/charities-benefit-sheehys-annual-tradition-giving

 

FAIRFAX, Va. – Vince Sheehy says giving back to the community has always been an “integral cornerstone” of his company, Sheehy Auto Stores.

Sheehy is president of the company, which on Thursday announced donations of $135,000 among 22 charities throughout the communities they serve in Washington, D.C.; Baltimore and Hagerstown, Maryland; and Richmond, Va.

The donations are part of Sheehy’s Annual Giving Program. Through the program, each dealership partners with local non-profit organizations.

Sheehy Auto Stores, which says it is the 32nd largest dealer group in the country, is a family-owned business that serves customers throughout the Mid-Atlantic. The business started as one Ford store in 1966 in Marlow Heights, Md.

“Our dealerships and teams do much throughout the year in donating time and money for a variety of charities,” Sheehy said in a news release.

He continued, “As a company, we are pleased to continue our annual end of the year giving campaign that supports several community causes.”

Through the program, the following Washington, D.C.-area charities received donations, including:

— Unity Life Changing Solutions ($5,000)

— Manna Food Center ($8,000)

— Good Shepherd Catholic Church ($5,000)

— Fauquier F.I.S.H. ($7,000)

— The. St. Lucy Project/Catholic Charities of the Diocese of Arlington ($10,000)

— The Lamb Center ($2,500)

— Smashing Walnuts Foundation ($5,000)

— Mobile Hope Association ($5,000)

— Good Shepherd Housing and Family Services ($9,000)

— Ecumenical Community Helping Others ($5,000)

— Ron Rosner Family YMCA ($10,000)

The following non-profit organizations in Baltimore received donations:

— Arundel House of Hope ($5,000)

— Chesapeake Gateway Chamber of Commerce ($1,000)

— Mosaic Community Services ($4,000)

— Center For Children ($5,000)

— Naval Academy Athletic Association ($15,000)

— Bowen Foundation for Autism ($5,000)

In Hagerstown, Maryland:

— CASA ($2,000)

In the Richmond, Va market:

— Mercy Mall of Virginia ($19,000)

— ACES ($2,500)

— Circles Ashland ($2,500)

— Patrick Henry YMCA ($2,500)