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All About the Kids: A Very Special 35th Anniversary Racing For Kids to the Hill Event
A “ramped up” daytime street fair on Kercheval Ave from 11am to 3pm. With interactive games for the kids, characters from Detroit Circus, music, food trucks, classic and exotic cars on display, and activities for the whole family. We’ll have a scavenger hunt with local businesses and the College for Creative Studies will again provide an art station for budding artists to create their masterpieces.
08/28/2024
106 Kercheval Avenue, Grosse Pointe Farms, MI 48236
“Racing For Kids is just a great charity and a great cause. To go on a hospital visit and to visit kids that are sick and that have such an optimistic outlook - it’s mind boggling and so inspirational. Racing For Kids has done so much over so many years. I’m just glad to be a part of it and to have the opportunity to make a difference.”
Ryan Hunter-Reay
Indianapolis 500 Winner (2014) - INDYCAR driver for Andretti Autosport
“I couldn’t imagine being in some of those situations being 4, 5 , 6 or 18 years old even…so whatever I can do to help is the most important thing and I think it’s just knowing that I impacted their day in the littlest way possible is huge for me.”
Zach Veach
INDYCAR driver for Andretti Autosport
“For us to be able to go and have some time with them and just hang out and take pictures and be in our race suits …. It brought a smile to their face, which in turn made us smile and feel really good inside.”
Alex Rossi
2016 Indianapolis 500 winner – Andretti Autosport
“It’s great to see how involved they (Racing For Kids) are in each community that we go to and anytime we get a chance to meet some kids that are going through a rough time and hopefully provide a little bit of excitement and happiness to their day is a great experience for us as well.“
Spencer Pigot
INDYCAR driver for Citrone/Buhl and Rahal Letterman Lanigan Racing
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