During the month of March, CMA is bringing awareness to Suicide Prevention and mental illness in memory of our first GM at CMA’s Williamsburg Ford, Brandon Stanhope.
For all friends and family across CMA who may have lost a loved one to suicide, we are raising money for the National Alliance on Mental Illness of Virginia: NAMIvirginia.org. NAMI Virginia and their affiliates offer an array of free online peer-led support and educational resources available to anyone who needs them. Now, more than ever, connection and support are critical to mental health.
If you would like to help support the cause we have #CMAStrong masks and t-shirts available to purchase, and monetary donations are being accepted at all Carter Myers Automotive dealerships. #CMAgivesback #proudtobeCMA
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