Dover, DE — Central Delaware Habitat for Humanity (CDHFH) is honored to announce a transformative gift from long-time community partner Winner Subaru, who has generously donated a 2024 Subaru Ascent to support the organization’s mission of building homes, communities, and hope across Kent County.
The surprise donation came after the Winner Subaru team learned that CDHFH staff were struggling with the limitations of their current vehicle. The need for reliable, safe, and spacious transportation has grown significantly as Habitat’s work has expanded throughout the county.
“This gift from Winner Subaru is more than a vehicle — it’s a powerful statement about what it means to show up for your community,” said Timothy Bailey, CEO of Central Delaware Habitat for Humanity. “Winner Subaru, and especially General Manager Sean Larry, continue to demonstrate a deep belief in the work we’re doing. Their generosity ensures our team can be present where it truly matters — to conduct site visits, meet with families, and reliably support the community events and regional travel that keep our mission connected to the people we serve.”
Winner Subaru’s support of CDHFH spans several years, marked by hands-on volunteerism, sponsorships, and consistent engagement rooted in the Subaru Love Promise — the brand’s commitment to being a positive force in the world. This most recent donation further reflects the dealership’s dedication to strengthening the community it calls home.
“Partnering with Central Delaware Habitat for Humanity reflects our values and our commitment to giving back,” said Sean Larry, General Manager of Winner Subaru. “We’re honored to support the Habitat team and to play a small part in helping families across Kent County build brighter futures.”
The 2024 Subaru Ascent will immediately enhance CDHFH’s ability to reach families, support construction sites, attend regional events, and expand the organization’s presence throughout central Delaware.
For more information about Central Delaware Habitat for Humanity or to learn how to support its mission, visit www.centraldelawarehabitat.org.
