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Miller donation will allow Utah Food Bank to provide 414,000 meals to Utahns facing hunger

SANDY, Utah (December 7, 2020) – Today, the Larry H. Miller Group of Companies announced that due to the public generosity and continuing need in the community, the week-long holiday food and toy drive for Utah Food Bank and Toys for Tots will be extended through Friday, December 11. The public may continue to drop-off donations at locations across the state, including 22 Larry H. Miller Dealerships, 14 LHM Megaplex Theatres, Vivint Arena and Smith’s Ballpark.

 

Michael Bozner might have tossed away a very valuable mailer if it wasn’t for his 13-year-old son, who convinced him to bring the flyer to Larry H. Miller Toyota Peoria to see if it garnered any prizes.

 

The 52-year-old Glendale resident was shocked to learn he was the winner of a $100,000 cash prize, the largest prize to ever be rewarded in the “FATWIN” sweepstakes, sponsored by Larry H. Miller Toyota Peoria and PERQ. The prize will be paid out in five yearly installments of $20,000. 

 

Larry H. Miller Subaru Boise has been named a “Best Dealership to Work For” by Automotive News for the third consecutive year, the only dealership in Idaho to achieve this honor. The automotive industry magazine identifies dealerships that excel in employee workplace satisfaction , talent retention and provide a high-quality work setting.

Larry H. Miller Dealerships across Utah will partner with Utah Food Bank during the month of September to help fight child hunger. As children head back to school, more than 20 dealership locations from Riverdale to Provo will collect food items for Utah Food Bank’s BackPack Program, which ensures that children have food to help sustain them during the weekend. While 177,000 students in the state participate in free or reduced-price meal programs during the school week, they often don’t know where their food will come from during the weekend.

Larry H. Miller Dealerships, in partnership with 9NEWS and other local businesses, collected more than $60,000 worth of supplies during the 15^thannual “Stuff for Students” drive. These supplies are critical in making sure that classrooms are well outfitted for learning. Forty industrial pallets of supplies were delivered to 15 Denver-area school districts at the beginning of September – enough supplies to serve 50,000 students.