Teeter Chevrolet Giving Back

Denny Teeter and Joe Brazil of Teeter Chevrolet helping the local arts scene.

Denny Teeter, owner of Teeter Chevrolet in Malvern, continues to follow in his father’s footsteps when it comes to helping non-profit organizations. Since Teeter Motor Company opened, Darrell Teeter generously gave to many non-profits or people in need. 

Denny continues his father’s legacy by donating to help schools, people, and non-profits since his father passed. Last November Denny asked his salesmen to each pick non-profits from Malvern and he donated $100 to their non-profit for each car they sold until the end of the year. He also did the same thing again in February with different non-profits. 

Now, Denny will donate $50 to the Hot Springs Jazz Society for each car they sell during the last two weeks of August. What a great way to help Jazz Society send students to Jazz Camp and also promote Jazz within the Hot Springs community.

The Hot Springs Jazz Society is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit volunteer organization “dedicated to perpetuating, promoting, and preserving Jazz Music, an original American art form.” Find out more about the great things they’re accomplishing at www.hsjazzsociety.org

To learn more about Teeter and his sales team, visit Denny at Teeter Motor Company, 1512 W Moline St, in Malvern, or www.teetermotors.com.

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