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None of this happens alone! Thirty-eight partners across seven categories — some called us, some we called, and every one of them made something better.
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Here’s where you’ll find us for the rest of the year, and we’re already looking forward to all of it. Come find us — dates and details can shift, so check back.
Cars.com honored Galleria Chevrolet with its 2026 Consumer Satisfaction Award — and here’s why we’re especially proud of this one: it’s decided by customer reviews, not sales volume. It came straight from the people who sat in our showroom and told everyone what it was actually like.
Thirty initiatives between November 2025 and August 2026, plus the flag dedication above. Some took months of planning, some came together in a week because a neighbor called and needed a hand. All of them are things this team was genuinely glad to be part of. Take a look.
August 2026 |
2 initiatives |
 The donation for National Toilet Paper Day Paper goods for the Metrocrest pantry Delivered to Metrocrest Services Our team with the Metrocrest staffPhoto 1 of 4 |
Metrocrest Services
August 2026
Toilet Paper for National Toilet Paper DayThree hundred dollars’ worth of toilet paper, delivered to Metrocrest Services for National Toilet Paper Day! It sounds like a punchline until you learn food assistance doesn’t cover paper goods, which means families either find the money or do without. Not on this day. The pantry took every roll, and we’ll happily do it again next year. |
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McLaughlin Strickland Elementary
August 2026
Coffee and Donuts for the StaffCoffee and donuts for the teachers and staff at McLaughlin Strickland Elementary, set out before the first bell. These are the people our neighbors trust with their kids every single morning, and getting to surprise them with breakfast was the best part of our week. |
 Coffee and donuts set out for the staff The spread before the first bell Teachers and staff stopping in Teacher appreciation at the elementaryPhoto 1 of 4 |
July 2026 |
1 initiative |
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Carrollton-Farmers Branch ISD
July 2026
Back to School FestWe grabbed a table at the district’s Back to School Fest to meet families before the first day, and brought classroom tissue boxes along with the 120 backpacks we’d delivered back in June. Buying supplies is easy. Getting to hand them over in person, to the parents and kids actually starting the year — that’s the fun part. |
June 2026 |
1 initiative |
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Carrollton-Farmers Branch ISD
June 2026
120 Backpacks for the Back to School DriveOne hundred twenty backpacks for the district’s back-to-school drive, bought in June so they were in hand well ahead of the Back to School Fest in July. |
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May 2026 |
9 initiatives |
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Texas CPAAA
May 2026
Texas CPAAA Convention and Law Enforcement TrainingFor the 2026 Texas Citizen Police Academy Alumni Association convention, we donated up to four free tires — a stated value of up to $1,000 — plus a fully stocked car-care basket for the raffle. |
 The 32nd Annual Prayer Breakfast in Farmers Branch Our team at the Metrocrest Chamber breakfastPhoto 1 of 2 |
Silver Sponsor · $1,000
May 2026
32nd Annual Prayer BreakfastA Silver sponsorship of the Metrocrest Chamber’s 32nd Annual Prayer Breakfast on Valley View Lane in Farmers Branch — a tradition that has brought the business community together for three decades. |
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Carrollton-Farmers Branch ISD
May 2026
Welcoming New Teachers To CFB ISDA welcome basket for the district’s new-hire orientation in Carrollton — a trunk organizer stocked with car essentials plus classroom supplies, and a personal welcome letter from our team. |
 Trunk organizer and teacher supplies in the basket The finished welcome basket Our partnership with CFB ISDPhoto 1 of 3 |
 Bags assembled for W.T. White staff Teachers receiving their bags Snacks and thank-you notes Delivery day at W.T. White All 180 bags, one for every teacher and staff memberPhoto 1 of 5 |
W.T. White High School
May 2026
180 Teacher Appreciation BagsOne for every teacher and staff member in the building: a drink, chips, crackers, candy, taffy, a thank-you note and a service coupon. We counted heads first because there was no version of this where somebody walked up to the table and found out they’d been left out. |
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Collin County College
May 2026
Mentoring a Marketing StudentA Collin County College student posted in a Carrollton community group looking for a working marketing manager to interview for his final project. Kaylin Holbrook answered, then answered all 25 of his questions. |
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Tau Zeta Sigma
May 2026
Mission Blue Leadership WeekendWe sponsored the Mission Blue Leadership Weekend at Woodbridge Golf Club in Wylie, hosted with Tau Zeta Sigma of Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity, Inc. The weekend funds civic responsibility training, leadership development and scholarships for Collin County youth. |
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Mission Blue Leadership Inc.
May 2026
3rd Annual Golf TournamentThe tournament itself — the fundraising centerpiece of the weekend, and the piece that turns directly into scholarship dollars for Collin County students. |
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Flags for Fallen Vets
May 2026
625 Flags for Memorial DayOur $500 donation bought 625 American flags. Combined with other donors, every veteran’s grave at every National Cemetery in the country had a flag for Memorial Day. Managers Kaylin Holbrook and Regina Harrel brought their families out to DFW National Cemetery to place them. |
 Flags at grave markers, DFW National Cemetery Volunteers placing flags Rows of flags across the cemetery Our managers and their families volunteering Memorial Day flag placement A flag at a veteran’s markerPhoto 1 of 6 |
 A donor at the May drive Carter BloodCare staff assisting a donor A first-time donor Donation in progress The Carter BloodCare bus on our lotPhoto 1 of 5 |
Carter BloodCare
May 2026
May Blood DriveFive donors came out, and one of them gave blood for the very first time — always a good day when that happens. Four units collected, which by Carter BloodCare’s math can help as many as 12 patients. |
April 2026 |
3 initiatives |
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W.T. White High School
April 2026
W.T. White Car ShowWe sponsored two display spots at the W.T. White High School car show to help the booster club raise money. Kaylin Holbrook and Nathan Kovalchuk spent the day with the students. |
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Women’s Council of the Dallas Arboretum
April 2026
Mad Hatters Luncheon Auction BasketWe built a silent auction basket for the 2026 Mad Hatters Luncheon benefiting the Women’s Council of the Dallas Arboretum and Botanical Garden — a $100 Bob’s Steak & Chop House gift card from their Plano location, a free oil change with us, and a full car-care kit from trunk organizer to first aid. |
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Cottonwood Creek Church
April 2026
A Talk on Faith and the Car BusinessAlan Brown spoke at Cottonwood Creek Church’s Quarterly Men’s Breakfast on what it looks like to be a man of God while working in the auto industry — a topic he gets asked about more than you’d think. |
March 2026 |
4 initiatives |
 The Keyholder Breakfast in Farmers Branch Galleria Chevrolet as Silver Advocate sponsor Attendees at the breakfastPhoto 1 of 3 |
Silver Advocate · $2,500
March 2026
Keyholder BreakfastOur biggest single sponsorship of the year, and one we were proud to put our name on. The Keyholder Breakfast funds the heart of what Metrocrest Services does: helping neighbors get back on their feet, and stepping in early so a rough month doesn’t cost a family their home. |
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Metrocrest Services
March 2026
Portillo’s North Dallas FundraiserWe turned out for the Portillo’s North Dallas sneak-peek fundraiser benefiting Metrocrest Services — a new restaurant opening its doors early to send the proceeds straight back into the Metrocrest. |
 The sneak-peek fundraiser for Metrocrest Services Our team at Portillo’s North Dallas Guests at the sneak peekPhoto 1 of 3 |
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RL Turner High School
March 2026
RL Turner Auto SchoolRL Turner’s automotive program was up for a $100,000 state grant, with officials touring the student shop. They asked for a Corvette to help make the case. We sent one. |
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Farmers Branch Animal Services
March 2026
Blankets for the ShelterEight gently used blankets to Farmers Branch Animal Services. Shelters go through bedding faster than nearly anything else, and used is exactly what they ask for — soft, washable, already broken in. Turning a concrete kennel floor into something that feels like somebody’s couch is a pretty great use of eight blankets. |
 Blankets delivered to the shelter Animal Services staff receiving the donation A shelter dog on a donated blanketPhoto 1 of 3 |
February 2026 |
4 initiatives |
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Metrocrest Services
February 2026
Metrocrest Hygiene DriveA $500 contribution toward Metrocrest’s hygiene drive — soap, shampoo, toothpaste and the everyday basics that food assistance programs can’t cover but families still need. |
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Prestonwood Baptist Church
February 2026
Special Friends PromWe loaned two Corvettes to Prestonwood Baptist Church’s Special Friends Prom so every guest could get a photo with one. Alan Brown and Nathan Kovalchuk volunteered their evening to work the event. |
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Carter BloodCare
February 2026
February Blood DriveTwelve donors rolled up a sleeve at our February drive. Carter BloodCare figures a single donation can help up to three patients, so those twelve could reach as many as 36 people somewhere in North Texas. Twelve neighbors, one morning, one lot. |
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Branch Connection Senior Center
February 2026
Valentine’s Cards for Seniors168 Valentine’s cards delivered to the Branch Connection Senior Center in Farmers Branch — enough that nobody sitting down to lunch that day went without one. |
January 2026 |
2 initiatives |
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Police & Fire Departments
January 2026
100 New Blankets for WinterFirst responders keep blankets on the truck for the worst nights — accident scenes, cold calls, people pulled out of a bad situation. We donated 100 new ones to local police and fire departments to keep those supplies stocked through winter. |
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Cub Scouts Pack 806, Frisco
January 2026
Pinewood DerbyWe cleared the showroom floor and handed it to Cub Scouts Pack 806 of Frisco for their Pinewood Derby, then fed the racers Chick-fil-A and donuts. A dealership floor turns out to be an excellent racetrack. |
 The showroom set up for race day Pack 806 racing on the showroom floorPhoto 1 of 2 |
December 2025 |
4 initiatives |
 Addison Fire Department Addison Police Department Farmers Branch Fire DepartmentPhoto 1 of 3 |
Addison & Farmers Branch
December 2025
Holiday Deliveries To Police and FireWorking a holiday shift shouldn’t mean going without. Our team hand-delivered fresh fruit, pears, peppermint bark, Clif Bars and Italian pastries to Addison Police day and night shifts, Addison Fire, and Farmers Branch Fire Stations 1, 2 and 3 — six departments in all. |
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Toys for Tots — Dallas County
December 2025
Toys for TotsGalleria Chevrolet was proud to partner with the Toys for Tots program to help bring holiday joy to children throughout Dallas County. Our dealership donated more than $500 worth of toys, while members of the local community generously contributed additional gifts through our toy drive. Together, we helped ensure that children in need experienced the excitement and happiness of the holiday season. |
 Our team with the toys collected in the showroom Toys collected for Toys for Tots, Dallas County The collection box on the showroom floorPhoto 1 of 3 |
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Metrocrest Services
December 2025
Metrocrest Food DriveGalleria Chevrolet was honored to partner with the Addison Police Department and Addison Fire Department to support the Metrocrest Food Drive. Thanks to the generosity of our employees, customers, and community members, more than 100 pounds of food were collected to help local families facing food insecurity. This collaborative effort reflects our shared commitment to strengthening and supporting the communities we serve throughout the Dallas area. |
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Metrocrest Services
December 2025
Restocking the Metrocrest Toy ShelvesWhen Metrocrest Services told us their toy supply was running low mid-season, we spent roughly $350 filling the gap — boy, girl and baby toys, chosen to cover the age ranges they were short on. |
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About these figures.
Dollar amounts and counts reflect only what is documented in our community involvement log. Several contributions —
vehicles loaned for display, use of our showroom, volunteer hours and most in-kind gift baskets — carry no stated
dollar value and are not included in the $6,750 total, so actual giving is higher. “Lives potentially saved” reflects
Carter BloodCare’s standard estimate for units collected. This page covers November 2025 through August 2026.
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