THE MOVIE EXPERIENCE—AT HOME
Megaplex Theatres were one of the first movie theatre
chains in the country to shut down in order to keep
people safe, but they didn’t stop working. Movie fans
who miss real theatre popcorn and snacks can have
them delivered to their homes thanks to Megaplex
partnering with food delivery services. They can also
pick up treats with curbside delivery. It’s a way to give
people a little taste of normal during a tough time.
UNCOVERING OUR HEARTS
As masks became a workplace requirement for employees, customers,
and everyone across the globe, LHM associates did their part to contribute
to efforts to get everyone a mask, from Deb Jones at Miller Automotive
Operations, who hand-sewed 200 masks herself, to Farley Hamilton, an
employee at LHM Toyota Lemon Grove, who worked with his son and
daughter-in-law to sew masks for the entire service team. Each of these efforts
shows the care for others that makes our business the “best place in town to
work and the best place in town to do business.”
FEEDING THE SOUL
For over 30 years, Larry H. Miller Ford Mesa has boasted a unique attraction, a coffee
shop/diner known as the Pit Stop. When financial circumstances due to COVID-19
forced the dealership to close down the Pit Stop, the management team had a
dilemma: what to do with all of the leftover food? As a way to say “thank you” to their
hardworking employees, General Manager Jim Crutcher and other members of the
management team used the supplies to cook two free breakfasts and a lunch for
dealership employees. It might be a small gesture in the grand scheme of things, but it
shows the camaraderie present within the team at Ford Mesa.
Photo taken before social distancing guidelines were implemented.
March 16
Donovan Mitchell announced that
he would be helping students in
Utah’s Granite School District to get
healthy meals at no cost.
March 18
March 19
Utah suffered a magnitude 5.7 earthquake.
On the same day, Megaplex Theatres
announced that they would be closed
indefinitely in order to protect public health.
Larry H. Miller Dealerships announced
concierge pickup and drop-off for all service
customers at all LHM dealerships. Digital
retailing also began at select dealerships.
March 19
March 25
The Utah Jazz launched a reading
challenge for at-home students.
The Miller family announced that they would donate money
to support part-time and furloughed employees of Vivint Smart
Home Arena. Unused food from Vivint Arena and Megaplex
Theatres was donated to Catholic Community Services and local
food pantries, where it could be used to feed the hungry.
APRIL 10
The Utah Jazz unveiled a Jazz
Youth at Home program to help
students with remote learning.
APRIL
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