AUSTIN, Texas — Austin Subaru and Blood Cancer United, formerly known as the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society, teamed up to deliver blankets to leukemia patients at St. David’s South Austin Medical Center this week.

The visit sought to bring comfort and express communal support for patients undergoing treatment.

Austin Subaru and Blood Cancer United, formerly known as the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society, teamed up to deliver blankets to leukemia patients at St. David's South Austin Medical Center this week. (Photo: St. David's South Austin Medical Center)

Austin Subaru and Blood Cancer United, formerly known as the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society, teamed up to deliver blankets to leukemia patients at St. David’s South Austin Medical Center this week. (Photo: St. David’s South Austin Medical Center)

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Blood Cancer United and Subaru have teamed up for the past 11 years as part of the Subaru Loves to Care initiative.

According to the Blood Cancer United website, the partnership has reached over half a million patients with blankets, funding, encouraging messages from the community and other resources.

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This year’s Subaru Loves to Care Initiative runs through the end of June. Through June 30, Subaru will match any online donation made to Blood Cancer United up to $100,000.