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Step One Automotive Group announces ’25 Days of Giving’

Starting December 1, 2022 Step One Automotive Group will dedicate 25 Days of Giving within the communities they serve in Florida, Alabama, and Georgia. Throughout the month, expect to see Step One Automotive Group team members spreading holiday cheer to those in need. “At Step One Automotive Group this is our favorite time of year,” Maureen Bierman, Marketing Director, Step One Automotive Group. “We get to go out […]

Jared Williams

Starting December 1, 2022 Step One Automotive Group will dedicate 25 Days of Giving within the communities they serve in Florida, Alabama, and Georgia.

Throughout the month, expect to see Step One Automotive Group team members spreading holiday cheer to those in need.

“At Step One Automotive Group this is our favorite time of year,” Maureen Bierman, Marketing Director, Step One Automotive Group. “We get to go out as a team and make an impact in our communities. We cannot think of a better way to spend the month of December.”

Here’s a rundown of their planned community event participation for our local area:

December 2, 2022: Highway 98 Country’s Bikes or Bust
December 3, 2022: Christmas Car Show and Pet Adoption Day
December 6, 2022: Cruisin’ into Christmas
December 8, 2022: Eglin Air Force Base Winterfest and St. Jude Rocks! Radiothon
December 9, 2022: Brentwood Elementary School Angel Tree Donations and Fort Walton Beach Community Chorus presents “keep a Little Christmas in Your Heart”
December 10, 2022: OCSO Angel Tree Donations, Destin Christmas Parade, and Yule of Yesteryear
December 15, 2022: Maserati Masters
December 17, 2022: Manna Food Drive with the Krewe of SWAT and Blood Drive
December 22, 2022: FWB Fire Department’s Santa’s Firehouse Toy Drive
December 24, 2022: FWB Fire Department’s Santa’s Firehouse Toy Drive

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