Culture
We take care of our team the same way we take care of our community — with intention, consistency, and a lot of showing up.
Every quarter, the entire Beaver Toyota team gathers before showroom hours for a hot breakfast hosted by leadership. It's a chance to recognize standout teammates, share what's coming up across departments, and start the month connected. New hires are introduced and celebrated alongside service milestones and personal wins.
Beaver Automotive empowers every team member to grow as a values-driven leader through John Maxwell Leadership Coaching and DISC training, strengthening communication, accountability, and a positive dealership culture. Through certified John Maxwell leadership coaching and DISC behavioral training, our team learns how to communicate more clearly, lead with confidence, and create a work environment where people and performance thrive.
Our on-site DTF trainer is available three days a week, providing hands-on support, coaching, and skill development to keep our team sharp and our service experience consistently high.
Every new technician is paired with a senior mentor for their first 90 days. Mentors get protected time on the schedule to coach, review work, and answer questions. It's how we've grown more than a dozen entry-level techs into ASE Master Certified pros over the last five years.
Every full-time employee receives 16 hours of paid volunteer time each year to spend at a cause they care about. We track and celebrate where those hours go on our community board, and teams that volunteer together are reimbursed for shirts, supplies, and meals on the day.
Our owners and general manager are on the floor every day, and any teammate can put time on their calendar without going through a manager.
As seen on
Beaver Cares was featured in the Atlanta, Georgia episode of The Truth About Car Dealers, a docu-series that goes behind the showroom to show what modern dealerships actually look like — the people, the community work, and the culture that holds it all together.
Our episode follows the team across a few days in Atlanta: what we do for our employees, how we show up for our neighbors, and why "care" isn't a marketing word for us.
Volunteer log
A running record of where our team has shown up — packing meals, building homes, cleaning up roadsides, and cheering on neighbors.
2023–2024
Camp Twin Lakes
Camp Twin Lakes (CTL) is a non-profit organization that provides amazing camp facilities to children who have disabilities, medical conditions, and special family circumstances. Our volunteers helped with the following tasks. - Cleaning and sanitizing 20 cabins - Clearing and preparing the flower garden - Visiting and feeding the animals - Securing 7 farm gates (to ensure the baby goats can’t escape!)
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Beaver Toyota of Cumming
Hosted 4 community blood drives per year at dealership.
2026
Mashburn Elementary School
Team members volunteered by helping students at their end-of-the-year field day events!
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Miracle League of Forsyth County
Team members volunteered by helping with their BUDDY program - physically assist the Miracle League teams play baseball games! - Also supported the group at their 25th Anniversary party - even Bucky attended!
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Beaver Toyota service drive
Collected and packed 1,400 backpacks with grade-appropriate school supplies for students at four Title I elementary schools. Sales, service, and admin teams all rotated through the packing line over two evenings.
2026
Forsyth County Habitat build site
Our service team framed walls and installed siding on a three-bedroom home for a local family. Beaver Cares also covered lunch for all forty volunteers on site that day.
2026
Forsyth County Animal Shelter
Used a loaner Tundra to deliver 1,800 pounds of donated food, blankets, and crates to the Forsyth County animal shelter, plus a $2,500 Beaver Cares gift toward the new intake building.
2026
Beaver Toyota service drive
Hosted a charity car wash in the service drive with all proceeds — $4,180 — going to Special Olympics Georgia. Twenty-two teammates worked sponges and squeegees in shifts from 9 to 4.
2026
Second Harvest Food Bank, Cumming GA
Eighteen teammates from sales and service spent the morning sorting and boxing 9,200 pounds of donated food at the Second Harvest distribution warehouse — enough for roughly 7,600 meals across the region.
2026
GA-400, Cumming
Adopt-a-Highway cleanup along our two-mile stretch of Highway 400. Twelve teammates plus families collected 38 bags of roadside trash on a Saturday morning.
2025
Beaver Toyota of Cumming
Hosted at our dealership - creative signs and personnel donated - proceeds benefit sending students to the Annual Boys & Girls State program
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Beaver Toyota of Cumming
Provided by and hosted at dealership - present local non-profit organizations an annual kick-off luncheon - provides the environment for meet & greets, as well as, sharing information about what each non-profit has coming up that year
2025
Beaver Toyota showroom
Hosted a month-long collection bin in the showroom and matched every donated toy one-for-one. Final count: 612 toys delivered to the Cumming Toys for Tots distribution center.
2025
Beaver Toyota showroom
Served a free hot breakfast in the showroom for 180 local veterans and active-duty service members, with handwritten thank-you cards from staff at every table.
2024
Family Haven (Forsyth County)
Event sponsorship/participation; playground for residents’ children at Family Haven (domestic‑violence shelter)
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Beaver Toyota of Cumming
Hosted 4 community blood drives per year at dealership
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