Subaru Shares the Love Again in 2025
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HSRC News
April 30, 2026

Subaru Shares the Love Again in 2025

Once again, the Senior Nutrition Program at Humboldt Senior Resource Center (HSRC) is grateful for the generous support from McCrea Subaru in Eureka and Subaru of America. Their annual 2025 “Share the Love” promotion, with additional support from local Subaru buyers, raised $11,750 for HSRC’s senior nutrition services, including the Meals on Wheels Redwood Coast program for homebound older adults who are unable to cook or shop for themselves. Scott Chritton (left) and Charlie Alvord from McCrea Subaru recently presented the check to Tasha Romo, HSRC’s director of Nutrition & Activities. For more information regarding HSRC’s Senior Nutrition Program, call 707-443-9747 or visit humsenior.org. 

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