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From fertile fields to concrete jungles, Toyota associates fanned out across the Earth to celebrate Earth Day. Learn about their contributions...

When the owners of Toyota of El Cajon decided to build an all-new facility on the site of a former Home Depot retail store, they knew it was their chance to go big. It wasn’t until later that they discovered it was also an opportunity to go green.

Toyota Motor Sales recently provided its Toyota Production System simulation during a conference hosted by Deloitte as an in-kind donation to charitable organizations searching for ways to strengthen their operations.

Toyota is making good on its pledge to do good in communities. At the Chicago Auto Show today, the company announced it will renew its "100 Cars for Good" program this year, donating 100 vehicles to 100 charities over 100 days.

When Summit Assistance Dogs learned it had emerged as the winner of a 2011 Prius in Toyota’s “100 Cars for Good” program, it was definitely a feel good moment. Then Foothills Toyota stepped in, bumping it up to the level of feel great.

Members of Toyota’s African American Collaborative, Toyota Business Partnering Groups and TMS/TFS Diversity and Inclusion departments marched and volunteered at the 27th Annual Kingdom Day Parade in Los Angeles on Jan. 16.

Toyota has spent more than 50 years putting itself on the map in America. So it’s only appropriate that it’s now using a virtual representation of that map to help tell the story of its positive impact on this country at the national, state and local levels.

For the nine Volunteer of the Year award-winners, giving time and talent to charitable organizations that are near and dear to their hearts is the payoff, in and of itself. But there’s no denying that Toyota Motor Sales’ (TMS) willingness to acknowledge their efforts through cash grants has made those volunteer commitments even more rewarding.

Team Toyota raises more than 75K for 10K AIDS Walk.

A national memorial for civil rights leader Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. was dedicated on Oct. 16 in Washington, D.C., and Toyota dedicated $2 million to help build the project as part of its support to diverse communities.