Haiti Relief Funds Pour In From Facebook Friends of Dallas Chevy Dealer

Dallas-Fort Worth Chevy dealer, Classic Chevy, announces plans to donate $1 for every Facebook fan they have to the Red Cross to benefit Haiti relief efforts.  Since the announcement was made, Facebookers from across the country have become a fan of Classic Chevy’s Facebook page to help raise funds for Haiti. 

Classic Chevy will make a lump sum donation to the Red Cross’s Haiti relief efforts on February 1^st. Until then, the Texas Chevy dealer urges Facebook users to become a fan of the Classic Chevy page and add to the donation.  This can be done by visiting: http://www.facebook.com/pages/Grapevine-TX/Classic-Chevrolet/105587021517?ref=nf and choosing ‘become a fan’.

Facebook has become an infectious way for businesses to disseminate information to large amounts of people in a short period of time.  According to Hagen Durant, General Manager for Classic Chevy, “We wanted to rally our fans to try and help bring relief to Haiti.  We are excited to see how much money we will be able to donate to the Red Cross, and we are grateful for our Facebook fans for aiding in our efforts.”

Classic Chevy hopes other dealers and businesses do the same thing.  “We all can do something to help, we don’t have to be celebrities…we just have to have fans,” added Durant. 

For more information on Classic Chevy in Texas, visit http://www.classicchevytexas.com

About Classic Chevy

Chevy offer a wide selection of fuel efficient cars and trucks that are as equally stylish as they are fuel efficient.  Classic Chevy in Texas has the largest selection of Chevy cars, including the complete line up of hybrids like the Malibu, Silverado, and Tahoe.    Classic Chevy is the nation’s #1 volume Chevy dealership.

Follow Classic Chevy on Twitter at http://twitter.com/classic_chevy

Classic Chevy on Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/pages/Grapevine-TX/Classic-Chevrolet/105587021517?ref=nf

Contact Information:

Justin Norwood

Classic Chevrolet
Yourway@classicchevytexas.com
817-421-7290

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