Steven Daiagi Bahamas Relief Fund

We at Leader in Cars Auto Group follow a philosophy of always helping those in their most desperate time of need. Whether that comes in the form of flying supplies to victims of catastrophic weather events or donating non-perishables to food drives, we do our part to ensure every man, woman and child have a fighting chance.  

Our owner, Steven Daiagi, takes this commitment to the next level, donating his personal time to pilot planes and helicopters to places where aid is most needed. Hurricane Dorian has  utterly demolished the Bahamas, leveling houses, flooding streets and turning a once-beautiful island into nothing more than a sight of destruction. Steven has committed to donating his time, aircraft and fuel in order to immediately deliver life-saving supplies to the Bahamian people. (It's unlikely that the traditional charities and government-funded aid will reach the people in time or make any real impact. Unfortunately, the events of Puerto Rico have made that very clear.) 

The minute runways are open, Steven will begin flights back and forth to the Bahamas with what we hope to be an overwhelming amount of food, water, clothing, medicine, and other necessities. We hope that you will find it in your heart to contribute what you can to help the Bahamian people. Every single dollar you donate will go directly to helping those in need. Not to marketing. Not to personnel costs. Not to pilot time. 


We thank you in advance for opening your hearts, and wallets, to do more for those who have less. We're forever grateful for the generosity of our community and humbled by your giving nature.


Pray for the Bahamas and for the victims of Hurricane Dorian. 


- Garden City Mazda, Huntington Mazda, New Rochelle Hyundai/Genesis & The Daiagi Family

Every single dollar you donate will go directly to helping those in need. Not to marketing. Not to personnel costs. The donations include food, bottled water, clothing, blankets, pillows, generators, diapers, baby wipes, infant formula, fuel, chainsaws, extension cords, toilet paper, paper towels, pet containers and cages, and pet food.