Infiniti of Norwood, a leading Infiniti dealer in Boston, is proud to announce that giving back to the community is a high priority.  Infiniti of Norwood is excited to give back to local charities, organizations, and veteran associations all-year round.

Giving back to charities is a major goal and Infiniti of Norwood is proud to give back to Autism Speaks.  Autism Speaks is the nation’s largest autism science and advocacy organization, which is dedicated to funding research into the causes, prevention, treatments, and a cure for autism.

The top-rated Boston Infiniti dealer, Infiniti of Norwood, also gives back to two major cancer charities: The Jimmy Fund and The Susan G. Komen for the Cure.  The Jimmy Fund was founded in 1948 and has supported the fight against cancer in children and adults at Boston’s Dan-Farber Cancer Institute, helping to raise the chances of survival for cancer patients around the world.  The Susan G. Komen for The Cure is the global leader of the breast cancer movement, having invested nearly $1.5 billion since its inception in 1982.  It is the world’s largest grassroots network of breast cancer and helps empower people, ensure quality care for all, and help energize science to find the cures.

Infiniti Of Norwood Proudly Gives Back To The Community

Infiniti of Norwood also gives back to the National MS Society.  The National MS Society is a collective group of passionate people who want to do something about MS now and find a cure.  The National MS Society has 50-state network chapters and provides programs and services to help people with MS move forward.

Saving the environment is a big deal to Infiniti of Norwood.  The top-rated Boston Infiniti dealer, Infiniti of Norwood, is proud to give to Open Spaces, which is an organization that serves a community that develops and shares open source software.  They have also helped clean unobstructed waterways and gives to the Trustees of Reservations and Trout Unlimited.

The leading Infiniti dealer of Boston, Infiniti of Norwood, is also happy to give back to the troops.  Infiniti of Norwood is proud to give back to various veteran associations and other military organizations.

The dealership and staff believe that giving back to the community is a No. 1 priority and has been giving back to local school, fire departments, and police departments for many years.

For more information on please call 877-753-1245 or visit its website www.infinitiofnorwood.com today.

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At the Grand Opening Celebration of the new MINI of Peabody on Route 114, the Lyon~Waugh Automotive Group presented a $25,000 donation to the Peabody Education Council.  Members of the Peabody Education Council including Mayor Bonfanti, Tom Gould, Sudi Smoller, Marlene Atkin and Katrina Gravel were at the Grand Opening event on October 21st to accept the donation from Warren Waugh, Managing Partner of the Lyon~Waugh Auto Group.

The donation will be used for the Partners in Education (PIE) initiative to purchase 6 Smart Carts for the Higgins Middle School.  Smart Carts will be used by teachers at the Higgins Middle School to allow them to present and share information and resources to their students in the classroom.  Each Smart Cart is an audiovisual cart on wheels with a laptop, a projector and an Elmo system.

The Lyon~Waugh Auto Group has always been a proud supporter of the City of Peabody and area programs.  The dealership recently placed several advertisements in the 2010-2011 Calendar Fundraiser for the PEC and the Rotary Club of Peabody.

The dealership group is extremely thrilled to have had the opportunity of presenting this donation to the Peabody Education Council.

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The Lyon Waugh Auto Group includes BMW of Peabody, Acura of Peabody, Land Rover Peabody, MINI of Peabody, Audi of Nashua, and Porsche of Nashua.  The dealerships are owned by Bud Lyon and Warren Waugh who are extremely philanthropic in the Peabody community.  In years past, the Lyon~Waugh Auto Group has contributed to the Peabody-Lynnfield YMCA and the Susan G. Komen Foundation. Warren Waugh is also a former recipient of the Harry Ankeles Community Service Award.