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Share the Love

Where we started: Love for Subaru owners

Other car brands don’t come close to the Subaru level of community or fandom. It’s a known brand truth that the beating heart of Subaru resides within its owner community. Who better to put at the center of “Share the Love” creative in the early years than Subaru owners and the causes they’re passionate about.

Making beneficiaries the heart of the campaign

In 2017, we started to focus on telling authentic stories that fill you with optimism and good feelings. To unite these stories, we used the beloved and charming song “Put a Little Love in Your Heart.” With the song at the heart of the work, the people became the soul, and we gave 100 percent of the airtime to the people and partners who benefit from “Share the Love.”

Nobody gives back like a Subaru retailer

As Subaru solidified its position as a brand that gives back, other auto manufacturers started to take notice and copy “Share the Love.” But there’s one thing they didn’t have: Subaru retailers. Subaru and its 600+ retailers have supported nearly 2,300 hometown charities during “Share the Love,” giving back to local causes close to their hearts. In 2022, “Portraits of Love” put a spotlight on real Subaru retailers and their employees to showcase how “Share the Love” isn’t just about what we say, it’s about what we do.

Love is all around us

During the 2023 campaign, we celebrated the jaw-dropping impact Subaru, and its retailers have had through the “Share the Love” Event. “Love is All Around a Subaru” and “Love is All Around a Hometown” put love at the center of the Subaru end-of-year sales event and annual giving campaign — including a rerecorded version of “Love is All Around” by the Troggs. (Listen closely and you might recognize this song from a much-loved holiday movie.)

Image of a dog and their owner with the ASPCA logo
Image of a child with the Make A Wish logo
A volunteer with a Subaru donating meals with the Meals on Wheels logo.
A Subaru and it's owners in the forest with the National Parks Foundation logo.
Making a Lasting Impact