Teeter Motor Gives Again

Lynn Janaskie, HS Jazz Society Secretary, Denny Teeter, owner of Teeter Motors, and Valerie Tobin President of HS Jazz Society.

Following in his father’s footsteps once again, Denny Teeter, owner of Teeter Chevrolet in Malvern, donated to The Hot Springs Jazz Society. Teeter pledged $50 for every vehicle sold by his salespeople from August 15 through August 31, at his Malvern Dealership.

His salespeople sold 46 vehicles during that time and Teeter donated $2,300 to the Jazz Society to help promote jazz in the Hot Springs community. This donation will also help send high school students to Jazz camp and will help the Jazz Society present free concerts for the public.

Teeters’ generosity doesn’t start with The Hot Springs Jazz Society. He has sponsored and donated to Jackson House, The Salvation Army, Ouachita’s Children Youth and Service, Tootsies Dog Rescue, PHOEBE, The Hot Springs County Humane Society, and numerous schools in Hot Springs, Fountain Lake, Bismarck, Malvern, Jessieville, and Arkadelphia. Teeter is truly a man who gives to his community and surrounding area. The Hot Springs Jazz Society appreciates his generosity immensely.

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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