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Honda USA reaffirms its commitment to support American Red Cross for disaster relief

The automaker expands its long-standing disaster relief partnership in the wake of deadly Texas flooding.
In response to the catastrophic flooding in Texas, Honda USA is contributing $1M to the American Red Cross Annual Disaster Giving Program.

In response to the catastrophic flooding in Texas, Honda USA is reconfirming its commitment to disaster relief. Last week, Honda contributed $1 million to the American Red Cross Annual Disaster Giving Program. The donation will enable the Red Cross to respond swiftly to emergencies across the country, including the recent flood events in Texas and North Carolina.

Here’s why it matters:

The recent catastrophic flooding in Texas and North Carolina have shaken Americans to the core. The flooding in Kerr County, Texas, is among the most devastating weather events in recent history, resulting in widespread damage, displacing countless residents and claiming hundreds of lives.

The American Red Cross responds to over 65,000 disasters nationwide each year and relies heavily on financial support to provide emergency food, shelter, water and other resources to impacted communities.

Proactive contributions from companies like Honda allow the American Red Cross to mobilize immediately during crises, helping to save lives and restore stability to impacted communities.

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Key takeaways:

  • Honda pledges $1 million to disaster response efforts
    In response to recent flooding, Honda is donating $1 million to the American Red Cross Annual Disaster Giving Program, enabling rapid support for communities impacted by disasters nationwide.
  • Financial relief options for flood-impacted customers
    Honda Financial Services (HFS) and Acura Financial Services (AFS) are offering payment extensions and lease deferrals to customers in Texas and North Carolina who were impacted by recent flood events. Customers can contact HFS at (800) 445-1358 or AFS at (866) 950-2439 for assistance.
  • Red Cross remains a critical first responder
    With help from corporate partners such as Honda, the American Red Cross is able to provide emergency food, water, shelter and other resources to thousands of disaster victims every year.
  • A 30-year legacy of crisis support
    Honda has supported the American Red Cross for over 30 years, contributing to national relief efforts following the September 11 attacks, Hurricane Katrina and the California wildfires.
  • Employee giving and volunteerism encouraged
    Honda is also empowering its employees to support disaster relief through its matching fund and volunteer grant programs, amplifying the impact of individual contributions.

Update: The previous headline inaccurately stated that Honda USA contributed an additional $1 million in addition to the $1 million previously announced a week ago. The headline has been updated to reflect the accurate information.

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