Hyundai Motor Philippines is back at it for round two, teaming up once again with Good Neighbors International Philippines for the Service with a Heart Promo, an initiative that turns routine car maintenance into a lifeline for kids who need it most.
Starting August 15 and running through September 30, 2026, anyone who brings their ride in for a Periodic Maintenance Service or a simple oil change at any Authorized Hyundai Service Center will be chipping in P150 toward something bigger than a tune-up. That contribution goes straight to rebuilding a school library and reading area at Maasin Community Elementary School in Capas, Tarlac, a school that serves a largely Indigenous student population from the Aeta community. The goal is straightforward: give every child there access to an education that's inclusive and genuinely equitable, no matter their background.
There's also something in it for the customers themselves. Drivers who avail of PMS or oil change services at any Hyundai dealership nationwide walk away with a free Brake Cleaning Service worth P1,000, on top of discounted PMS packages. And it doesn't stop at the service bay. Dealerships across the country have set up donation boxes where customers can drop off school supplies, bags, or rain gear, and, in return, Hyundai hands out a small token of appreciation.
“At Hyundai Motor Philippines, our global vision, “Progress for Humanity” guides everything we do. As we bring back our Service with a Heart promo, we also hope to bring that vision to life, not just for us at Hyundai, but also for car owners. We want them to see that when you own a Hyundai, you can make a positive impact not just on your life, but also on the lives of those around you.”
If you want to learn more about Hyundai’s lineup in the Philippines, visit the Hyundai Car Guide and connect with official Hyundai agents in minutes.
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