A young boy in a hospital bed holding a medal, smiling, with a large man in a red shirt sitting beside him, also smiling. The background shows hospital bed linens and a mural of rocks and plants.
A young boy in a hospital bed holding a medal, smiling, with a large man in a red shirt sitting beside him, also smiling. The background shows hospital bed linens and a mural of rocks and plants.

Make an Impact Today.

Support Cars Cure Cancer & Donate to The Joe Andruzzi Foundation

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DONATE HERE!

"This is such a wonderful cause. We all know the devastation cancer brings wherever it goes. organizations like this are on an incredibly noble mission.”

100,000+

People Reached

300+

Show Cars Attended

$10,000+

Donations Made

Frequently Asked Questions

  • Because Cars Cure Cancer is not currently a 501(c)(3) organization, donation deductibility depends on how and where the donation is made. If the donation is processed through our partnership with the Joe Andruzzi Foundation, it may be tax-deductible depending on their guidelines and your individual tax situation. Please consult a tax professional for confirmation.

  • Donations go directly toward the Joe Andruzzi Foundation’s efforts to provide financial support, help kids and families affected by cancer, and contribute to research, prevention, and other critical needs connected to the fight against cancer.

  • Yes. We always welcome people who want to help with events, promotion, and community support. If you’d like to get involved, reach out to us directly. Parking attendants are always in need for our events!

  • Yes, we may accept in-kind donations such as products, services, supplies, or sponsorship support. Contact us to discuss what you’d like to contribute and how it can help the event or mission.

  • Absolutely. Donations can be made in honor or in memory of someone affected by cancer, and we’re grateful to help recognize those who matter most. We will have a board showing who each person is “Revving for” during our events.

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