CEO Dwayne Meyers describes the gathering as an extension of the company’s "Keep Lives Moving Forward" mission. The fundraiser provides a direct pipeline of support for the nonprofit, which facilitates homeownership and essential housing repairs for families throughout the region. Eric Anderson, executive director of the local Habitat affiliate, noted that the partnership highlights the shop's long-standing role in bolstering Frederick County’s infrastructure beyond basic automotive maintenance.
Visitors can view a diverse lineup of vehicles starting at noon, while participants looking to display their own cars may begin registration at 10:00 am. Along with the vehicle exhibition, the event will feature local food vendors and a 50/50 raffle to maximize donations. Angela Dredden, the nonprofit's director of development and marketing, emphasized that such community-driven support remains vital for sustaining affordable housing solutions in the area. Those interested in attending can find additional details through the company’s official social media channels or by contacting their Urbana location directly.
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