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Marlow Auto Group to celebrate 75th anniversary by giving back
In honor of their 75th anniversary, Marlow Automotive Group has planned to provide 75 acts of service in 25 days.
So far, the three stores have reached out and offered help to multiple non-profits, including Literacy Volunteers of America, United Way of the Northern Shenandoah Valley, Warren Coalition, Winchester Rescue Mission, the House of Hope, NW Works, and many more.
“Reaching 75 years is a big milestone, so we wanted to give back in a big and meaningful way,” said Emily Marlow Beck, President of Marlow Automotive Group. “I’m excited to work with such a diverse group of non-profits, and I’m eager to see how our team will help make a difference in the community. Our goal is to build overall goodwill, celebrate servanthood, and show the value of being rooted in the communities where we do business.”
From the beginning, the Marlow Auto Group has maintained firm roots in the community. The organization believes that, because of these strong roots, when serving their customers, they are also serving their neighbors. The dealerships strive to exceed expectations by demonstrating the core values of innovation, integrity, building community, and growing relationships.
If you are interested in learning more information about Marlow Automotive Group’s 75 Acts of Kindness, please contact Brian Nieves.
Brian Nieves
Marlow Automotive Group
540-771-3698
brian@marlowmotor.com
ABOUT MARLOW AUTOMOTIVE GROUP
Marlow Automotive Group is a family-owned automotive dealership group in Virginia, which includes Tri-State Nissan in Winchester, Marlow Motor Company (Chrysler Dodge Jeep Ram) in Front Royal, and Marlow Ford in Luray. Each location offers a wide variety of high-quality new and used vehicles, as well as vehicle service and parts. Since their founding in 1947, the group’s core values have encompassed honesty, integrity, hard work and responsibility to the customer, employee and community.
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