Since 1988, Habitat for Humanity of Orange County has been working with community volunteers to build over 200 homes, with the goal of making housing more affordable for working families. Hyundai volunteers assisted with the construction of two homes during a Build Day, helping with waterproofing and decorative carpentry, contributing to the safety, beauty, and longevity of the homes.

In honor of Black History Month, The Progress Project by Hyundai provides financial assistance to black-owned small businesses in a region. In the past, the Progress Project has been implemented in Montgomery, Alabama; Savannah, Georgia; and Ann Arbor/Ypsilanti, Michigan.

The pandemic amplified the food insecurity crisis in our community, so we are proud of our partnership with Northgate Markets to alleviate stress and provide holiday meals for people that are struggling. We even volunteered with Northgate at Paramount Park Middle School to prepare groceries for over 100 families in need.

Hyundai partnered with Second Harvest Food Bank of Orange County to host two employee volunteer events. On the first day, we helped process 6,400 lbs of food from local partners and food rescue programs, which were shipped out to the community. On the second day, we harvested 2,200 lbs of watermelon to be distributed to families experiencing food insecurity.

Hyundai packed food boxes for low-income seniors at the OC Food Bank, a program of Community Action Partnership of Orange County. The team packed over 700 boxes that were distributed to seniors throughout Orange County and the surrounding areas.

Hyundai volunteered at America’s Second Harvest of Coastal Georgia in Savannah, Georgia to help prepare meals for children. America’s Second Harvest works to distribute nutritious food to community partners throughout the region to provide relief to children, senior citizens, low-income families, and people with disabilities.