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All In, All Season: Toyota's Largest NFL Campaign Puts Fans and Community First

1. Toyota enhances NFL partnership with rigorous community engagement initiatives. 2. Fans can win Brock Purdy's signed Toyota Sequoia through weekly challenges. 3. Campaign aims to support 300,000 youth via NFL FLAG activities. 4. Toyota commits to uplifting youth football communities post-Super Bowl LX. 5. Promotional campaign highlights Team Toyota athletes to engage fans.

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Toyota's expansive marketing efforts and community investments can drive brand loyalty and sales, historically reflected during major sponsorships like the Olympics, which tend to boost visibility and sales.

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The article emphasizes strategic marketing and community support, both critical for TM's brand growth, signaling a positive outlook in consumer engagement.

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Community engagement strategies often manifest in sustained customer loyalty and sales growth over time, similar to long-term benefits seen with major sponsorships in other sectors.

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Toyota's Gameday Giveaways Puts Brock Purdy's Favorite Sequoia in Fans' Hands, /PRNewswire/ -- Toyota North America is back for its third season as the Official Automotive Partner of the NFL, launching its most ambitious commitment yet to deliver unrivaled fan excitement, community impact and unforgettable cultural moments from pre-season fantasy drafts through Super Bowl LX. All In, All Season: Toyota’s Largest NFL Campaign Puts Fans and Community First All In, All Season: Toyota's Largest NFL Campaign Puts Fans and Community First The brand's "All In. All Season." campaign efforts will focus on community impact through regional and national flag football support for nearly a quarter million youth players, plus weekly chances for fans to win big prizes highlighted by a first-ever chance to win Brock Purdy's favorite Toyota Sequoia Capstone signed by the quarterback. "NFL fans know the season is full of surprises — but they can count on us to bring excitement to them every week while investing in the future of football through supporting the next generation," said Dedra DeLilli, vice president, marketing communications at Toyota. "From gifting a truck signed by Brock Purdy to the glow-in-the-dark showdown at Super Bowl LX to our commitment to NFL Flag, Toyota is showing up for fans all season and for seasons to come." Brock's Favorite Sequoia Headlines Toyota Gameday GiveawaysFan favorite program Toyota Gameday Giveaways returns bigger after a breakout inaugural year. Throughout the entire season, from kickoff through Super Bowl LX, up to 1,500 fans will win exclusive prizes by playing along in real time. During every "Sunday Night Football" game – and special NBC and Peacock broadcasts like NFL Kickoff and Wild Card playoffs – fans can visit Toyota.com/NFL to take on game-day challenges, such as predicting a second-half rushing or receiving touchdown. If their pick hits, they are entered for a chance to win.Weekly challenge prompts will occur throughout the season, highlighted on select "Sunday Night Football" broadcasts in partnership with NBC Sports and the NFL. Among this season's big prizes: Brock Purdy's favorite Toyota Sequoia Capstone, complete with a photo of the San Francisco quarterback with the vehicle and his signature on the dashboard."I've driven Toyota trucks my whole career, so seeing the brand's all-in commitment to fans is what I would expect, but handing over my go-to Sequoia keys to a prize winner is pretty wild when you think about it," said Brock Purdy. "I'll make sure to leave my mark for whoever wins it – literally, on the dashboard – and take a photo!"Backing NFL FLAG and Lighting Up the GameToyota's belief that football grows communities has driven its support of more than 300,000 youth NFL FLAG players nationwide through sponsorships.Capping the season-long support, the one-of-a-kind Toyota Glow Up Classic returns – a black-light flag football showdown set for the week of Super Bowl LX in the Bay Area. Youth players will take the field under UV lights in glowing jerseys and gear for a can't-miss spectacle. After the big game, Toyota will leave a lasting community mark by elevating a youth field, giving kids an improved place to play long after the Super Bowl stage leaves the Bay Area.Said spokesperson Eli Manning "At every level, football brings together teammates and communities. Even though it's America's number one sport, we still have more work to do to get more people playing this great game. Toyota's support of NFL Flag, the NFL Player of the Year program and the creation of the Glow Up Classic are allowing future superstars the chance to shine."Toyota's programs to grow communities and engage fans will be demonstrated with an advertising campaign that includes all of their Team Toyota athletes."All In" Marketing Efforts"Few things rally people together and strengthen communities quite like football. This season, we're all in on getting more kids on the field through NFL Flag, giving fans more ways to engage every week, and creating cultural moments that move as fast as the game itself," said DeLilli. Fans can see Team Toyota's athletes – Purdy, Manning, Michael Pittman Jr., Kyle Hamilton, Puka Nacua, Jordan Love and Christian Gonzalez – gathered together in three key spots throughout the season, including the debut anthem spot called "All In." "All In" captures how emotions rise and fall throughout the season. However, throughout it all, Toyota joins the fans whose commitment endures. From hopeful Sundays in September to the gritty days of December, Toyota is impacting communities and empowering future superstars. The spot will premiere during the NFL Kickoff game on September 4 on NBC between Philadelphia and Dallas.For more on Toyota season-long experiences, visit Toyota.com/NFL.About Toyota Toyota (NYSE:TM) has been a part of the cultural fabric in North America for nearly 70 years, and is committed to advancing sustainable, next-generation mobility through our Toyota and Lexus brands, plus our more than 1,800 dealerships.Toyota directly employs nearly 64,000 people in North America who have contributed to the design, engineering, and assembly of nearly 49 million cars and trucks at our 14 manufacturing plants. In 2025, Toyota's plant in North Carolina began to assemble automotive batteries for electrified vehicles.For more information about Toyota, visit www.ToyotaNewsroom.com.MEDIA CONTACTSSam Mahoney980-900-8573[email protected] Shaun Clair, Gray Wolf for Toyota585-314-7639[email protected] Layton Lassiter, Gray Wolf for Toyota973-295-0732[email protected] SOURCE Toyota Motor North America WANT YOUR COMPANY'S NEWS FEATURED ON PRNEWSWIRE.COM? 440k+ Newsrooms & Influencers 9k+ Digital Media Outlets 270k+ Journalists Opted In

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