Commitment To Community

Acton Toyota hosts two Red Cross Blood Drives a year at the dealership. All individuals received a complimentary wash and vacuum for their vehicle from our dealership's reconditioning center.

Acton Toyota has humbly provided the Jimmy Fund with over $30,000 since 2011 to support the fight against cancer in children and adults at Boston's Dana-Farber Cancer Institute, helping to raise the chances of survival for cancer patients around the world.

In an effort to help Littleton celebrate its Tercentenary Celebration (300th anniversary) in 2014, Acton Toyota donated $5,000 to the town. The celebration is meant to unite Littletonians, beautify the town, and instill a sense of pride in the community.

Started in 2011, Acton Toyota has awarded over $100,000 in scholarship money to deserving local senior high school students to aid them with their college tuition. The dealership offers scholarships to 5 different students every year.

For many years, Acton Toyota has proudly donated its time and money to the Lazarus House Ministries, Inc. and their admirable mission of providing care and assistance for the restoration of dignity and self respect to people who are poor and needy.

Acton Toyota was pleased to have made a charitable contribution to the Acton-Boxborough United Way to help this non-profit organization pursue its mission to identify and raise public awareness of community needs; link needs with quality services; and raise and allocate funds to support the charitable efforts of the community.

Acton Toyota is very happy to have provided the Concord Fire Department with Power-PRO Powered Ambulance Cots. These cots use a power system to raise and lower the patient with the touch of a power button dramatically reducing the stress and associated risk of back injury for those handling the cot.

Acton Toyota has helped support the production and distribution of The SENIOR BROADCASTER, the monthly newsletter for the Littleton Council on Aging (COA). The COA is a team of committed staff and volunteers dedicated to identifying and responding to the physical and emotional needs of our town's seniors. They provide everything that will enable seniors to live independent and fulfilling lives.

Led by Steve Jensen; Sales Consultant, Acton Toyota participates in the U.S Marine Corps Reserve Toys for Tots Program. Stop by the dealership any time during October, November, or December and place your gift in the truck bed filled presents for needy children. The primary goal of Toys for Tots is to deliver a message of hope to less fortunate youngsters.

Focused on helping its hybrid owners learn how to drive their vehicles more fuel efficiently to save money and the environment, Acton Toyota enlisted the help of Wayne Gerdes, founder of cleanMPG.com, to share tips, practices, and techniques on how to best drive a Toyota hybrid vehicle to maximize fuel-economy. Nearly 200 Acton customers attended the event.

In Control offers the nation's first state certified crash prevention training to drivers of all ages. This closed course, hands-on education was adapted from existing law enforcement training in the United States as well as European instruction that led to a societal shift in attitudes toward driving in many countries.

Ashland Community Foundation helps families dealing with the devastating wildfires during early March 2017. Many families had lost a large percentage of their livestock herds, along with hundreds of miles of land and fences.

The Buddy Dog Humane Society offers a new lease on life for impounded and homeless dogs and cats. A 501(c)3 humane society, shelter and adoption center in Sudbury, MA.

Maine Medical Center is a complete health care resource for the people of greater Portland, the entire state of Maine, and northern New England.

Avon 39 is a 2-day, 39.3 mile walk held in 7 citys nationwide every year to fight, fundraise and end breast cancer. In 2016, the Avon Breast Cancer Crusade awarded a total of 64 grants - ranging from $50,000 to $2.75 million - to leading cancer centers, research institutions and community-based organizations.

Founded in 1983, EFNE has been leading the fight to overcome the challenges of living with epilepsy and to accelerate therapies to stop seizures, find cures, and save lives. EFNE brings communities together to raise awareness, fund education and research, and provide resources in the fight against epilepsy.

Loaves & Fishes' mission is to provide nutritious food, in an atmosphere of kindness and respect, to individuals in need who reside in Ayer, Fort Devens, Groton, Harvard, Littleton and Shirley.