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For the fourth year in a row, Toyota is serving as the official automotive partner of the NFL, launching a fresh campaign that celebrates young, aspiring football stars.

 

Great news is spreading across Texas following an announcement about Toyota's San Antonio assembly plant. In July 2026, Toyota Motor North America shared plans for a $3.6 billion investment to expand the facility and open up new career paths for workers helping construct the next era of Toyota vehicles.

 

Real change starts with a commitment to the youth. Toyota is demonstrating that commitment through a $75,000 donation to Music Will, an organization that is opening new doors for nearly one million children across the U.S.

 

The 2025 espnW: Women + Sports Summit in Ojai, CA, was a remarkable and inspiring event for women athletes and for Toyota. Celebrating the 10th anniversary of the Toyota Everyday Heroes program, the company recognized girls and women who are making a meaningful impact in sports. Each honoree received a $15,000 award in acknowledgment of their accomplishments.

 

One of the biggest challenges parents face is finding dependable care for their children while they’re at work. This can make it harder to move forward in a career or take advantage of professional opportunities. To help ease this challenge, Toyota supports its manufacturing team members by offering expanded and convenient childcare solutions.

 Through its Way Forward Fund (WFF), Toyota is dedicated to making a meaningful impact on the lives of children affected by traumatic brain injuries (TBIs). By providing crucial financial support, the company ensures these children receive timely diagnoses and the necessary treatment to address both immediate and long-term challenges.
 

The recent wildfires in California have been devastating for those directly impacted, as well as their families and friends. Support has been pouring in from across the state, the nation, and even the world, with many corporations stepping up to help. Among them is Toyota, which has been actively contributing to aid efforts for those affected by the fires. Toyota’s annual support includes donations to the American Red Cross and SBP, an organization dedicated to helping communities recover from natural disasters.

 

 

The Paralyzed Veterans of America Central Florida Chapter is a group of dedicated individuals who aim to improve the quality of life for their members. The work involves both education and advocacy in areas that impact paralyzed veterans in our local community. They serve those who were affected by a spinal injury or dysfunction. One of the main areas of focus is adaptive sports and other recreational activities, providing paralyzed vets with the opportunity to get outside and stay active.