Three luxury automotive dealerships in 91原创 have geared up their fundraising efforts to support the Canadian Cancer Society鈥檚 annual daffodil campaign with a 鈥淒rive Yellow鈥� fundraiser 鈥� on now and into May.

OpenRoad Auto Group鈥檚 Porsche Centre 91原创, Jaguar Land Rover 91原创, and Infiniti 91原创 are working together to contribute a combined minimum of $7,500 to vital Canadian cancer programs and research through a variety of unique in-dealership initiatives.

Located in the 91原创 Auto Collection, at the corner of the 91原创 Bypass and Glover Road, the three dealerships hope to each raise a minimum of $2,500 for the Canadian Cancer Society (CCS), said Pamela Alspach, general manager of OpenRoad Infiniti 91原创.

鈥淭his cause is close to so many of our hearts, on a personal level and as a family at OpenRoad, so we鈥檙e deeply committed to supporting this initiative,鈥� Alspach said.

鈥淲e鈥檙e confident we鈥檒l reach our target and hope to make this an annual fundraiser at our participating 91原创 dealerships.鈥�

Infiniti 91原创 is stepping up to donate $50 for every new car test drive until May 10, and will round up customer-paid service bill totals and donate the difference for the entire month of May.

Meanwhile, Jaguar Land Rover is donating $50 for every new vehicle sold until May 31.

And, Porsche Centre 91原创 is offering to match each customer鈥檚 voluntary minimum $25 donation upon delivery of their new Porsche vehicle until the end of May.

PAST FUNDRAISER 鈥� VIDEO: Driving from 91原创 to Whistler to help firefighters

Efforts by all three dealerships will culminate with a cheque presentation sometime in June, and that has Travis Paskaruk, the account executive for CCS corporate partnerships, excited.

鈥淭ogether we can continue to drive away cancer,鈥� Paskaruk said.

鈥淎lthough one in two people across Canada will face a cancer diagnosis in our lifetime, with the support of generous partners like OpenRoad Auto Group and their staff, we can make a meaningful difference for people affected by cancer. Together, we are a force-for-life in the face of cancer,鈥� he added.

The CCS vision is to create a world where no Canadian fears cancer, and that is only achievable if people work collectively 鈥� united by the same goals, Paskaruk explained, noting that CCS is a non-profit organization and the only national charity that supports Canadians with all cancers in communities across the country.

The Wheels of Hope and Travel Treatment Fund programs are just a couple of the CCS support services that will benefit from the Drive Yellow fundraiser.

PAST OPENROAD EVENT: MINI-acs hit 91原创 streets for second annual poker run

For more information people can go online and visit .

.