John Patterson and the OC Auto Team's Community Outreach: John Patterson of OC Mazda PAYS IT FORWARD!

Sunday, July 19, 2009

John Patterson of OC Mazda PAYS IT FORWARD!

For the rest of 2009, by clicking on the link below, you can enter the John Patterson PAY IT FORWARD contest!

OC Mazda will pay the car payment for two lucky winners the month their names are selected!

For June, the HB Mazda winner was Quinn Bower, and for Tustin Mazda, the winner was Sonja Fisher. Congratulations to both of you!
It's OC Mazda's way of thanking our customers. Our customers have been wonderful to us and we want to make sure they know it!

http://www.mazdahb.com/freePayment

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John Patterson and the OC Auto Team's Community Outreach Programs

It is with a great deal of pride that the OC Auto Team, OC Mazda and OC Hyundai, serves the many rewarding communites we call home. With a growing total of 150 employees, working at three Orange County locations, (Tustin Mazda, OC Hyundai and Huntington Beach Mazda) we are committed to serving the needs of Southern California.

~For every car sold, we reserve $50.00 to give back to local charities.

~To date, more than $500,000.00 has been donated, in just 6 years. Our goal is one million dollars by 2014.

~We are strong and passionate advocates for:

JDRF (Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation) http://www.jdrfoc.org/

CHOC (Children's Hospital of Orange County) http://choc.org/

American Red Cross http://www.oc-redcross.org/

Children's Congress

Jennifer Heumann and Heather Faland, both of Huntington Beach, were two of 300 children across the country chosen to represent JDRF Orange County at the 2005 and 2007 JDRF Children’s Congresses in Washington, D.C. Delegates go to Washington, D.C., to tell their elected officials and the world what it is like to live with diabetes and why providing funding to help find a cure is so important. Children’s Congress is designed to educate our federal elected officials about the issues surrounding children living with juvenile diabetes. The children selected from chapters around the country have a powerful story to tell, and they are incredibly effective in securing funding for type 1 diabetes research.