First Annual Keys For Community Another New Way To Give To United Way 

by Bob Montgomery

United Way Perth-Huron employees spend hours on the road, travelling from community to community, learning about important issues affecting the region. 

It's not surprising that the organization is introducing Keys for Community this year as another way for people across the region to support the United Way. During the months of September, October, November, and December, depending on the location, participating dealerships including car, boat and farm equipment, are donating $25 from each sale to the United Way Perth-Huron's annual campaign.

“United Way appreciates local dealerships stepping up to help our campaign,” said United Way Executive Director, Ryan Erb. “This project is a first of its kind for the United Way and we're really pleased that so many people have stepped up to help us this year and we're hoping the Keys for Community project will continue to grow.” Erb adds they understand the challenges those businesses face right now, so their commitment to helping them build a better community speaks volumes to their commitment to the places they call home and makes a real difference in the lives of vulnerable local people. 

Dollars raised during Keys for Community go towards the United Way Perth-Huron's annual fundraising campaign, supporting over 40 local partners and programs working to reduce poverty, housing people, and supporting mental health and well-being. Last year, over 25,000 people were helped by United Way supported partners and programs. For more information on Keys for Community and United Way Perth Huron, visit their website.

Participating dealerships across Perth-Huron include DeJong Auto Ltd. in Brucefield, Pentastic Motors in Gorrie, Stratford City Mazda, Stratford Honda, Stratford Motor Products and Stratford Nissan.

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