Community Involvement

Spitzer Chevrolet of Amherst is proud to be involved in our Amherst community. We’re proud to sponsor and promote events to make our community a better place for families, friends and neighbors.

Some of our community involvement events include the following organizations. Please contact us if you have any questions or if you’d like us to consider becoming a sponsor for your event.

May 9, 2026 – Spitzer Chevy Amherst will be sponsoring the Friendship APL 5k Race and Dog Walk

March 14, 2026 – Spitzer Chevy Amherst will be sponsoring Wags to Riches – an event through Friendship APL

12/2025 – We’re proud to be an official Toys for Tots drop-off site this season. Bring in a new, unwrapped toy and help us spread joy to local kids who could use a little extra cheer. Stop by anytime during business hours, we’ll take care of the rest!

12/2/2025 – Camp I.D.E.A.S. – For Giving Tuesday, we’re proud to highlight Camp I.D.E.A.S., a local program that gives children with developmental disabilities the chance to enjoy safe, meaningful summer experiences. Their work brings joy, inclusion, and support to families across our community, and today is the perfect day to help lift their mission.

Amherst, OH – August 13, 2025
The Amherst Exempted Village School District and Spitzer Autoworld Amherst are excited to announce a 10-year agreement for naming rights to the stadium at Marion L. Steele High School, which will now be known as Spitzer Stadium. This partnership underscores a shared dedication to community, education, and the advancement of young people in Amherst.

Spanning until 2034, this long-term collaboration demonstrates Spitzer’s ongoing pledge to support the communities in which it operates. With strong local ties and a commitment to investing in the future of youth, Spitzer Autoworld Amherst views this partnership as a meaningful representation of shared values and a hopeful vision for the future.

“We absolutely love being part of this community, and we couldn’t be more excited about this partnership with Amherst Schools,” said Jason Eyman, General Manager of Spitzer Amherst Chevrolet and Volkswagen. “Supporting local families, students, and future leaders is something the Spitzer family has always believed in…and we’re proud to be part of this tradition.”

Upgrades to the stadium are progressing well and are nearly finished. Since early May, the renovations have included replacing the natural grass football field with turf, updating the track, and installing new bleachers for both home and away teams. Once completed, the stadium complex will be the main venue for most of the district’s athletic events, including soccer, which previously took place at the junior high field.