Cruisin’ for a Cure car show raises over $21,000 for Maine Children’s Cancer program

On July 18, a gathering was held for a special photo opportunity with Grace Jandro and Molly Herman, from the Maine Children’s Cancer Program, to present them with a check for $21,221.49 raised. Alongside them, New Dimensions’ Cruisin’ For A Cure Car Show chairmen can be seen in the check presentation, from left to right, Dani Farmer, Angela Hallee, David Alberico, Ryan Poulin, Sharon Storti, Grace Jandro, Molly Herman, and Tammy Poissonnier. (photo courtesy of New Dimensions Federal Credit Union)

The 10th Annual Cruisin’ for A Cure Car Show, hosted by New Dimensions Federal Credit Union, on June 1, 2024, was a huge success! Held at the Robert LaFleur Airport, the event saw 168 car owners and enthusiasts as well as hundreds of spectators come together for a day filled with classic cars and community spirit, all in support of a great cause.

With the sun shining brightly, the car show featured a dazzling array of vehicles, from timeless classics to the latest models. The highlight of the day was the remarkable total of $21,221.49 raised for the Maine Children’s Cancer Program (MCCP), located in Scarborough, a division of the Barbara Bush Children’s Hospital. This generous donation will provide essential support and funding for children fighting cancer.

The event’s excitement peaked with the presentation of awards, including the People’s Choice Award to David Weeks for his beautiful 1951 Convertible Mercury and the Best of Show Award to Mike Reynolds for his striking 1969 Chevy Camaro RS.

“We’re thrilled with the success of this year’s event and deeply grateful for the support from our community, sponsors, and volunteers,” said Ryan Poulin, CEO of New Dimensions Federal Credit Union. “It’s amazing to see how our collective efforts make a real impact in the fight against childhood cancer in Maine.”

Some of the 168 cars on hand for the Cruisin’ for A Cure car show, held at Waterville’s Robert LeFleur Airport, on June 1, sponsored by New Dimensions Federal Credit Union. (photo by Roland D. Hallee)

 
 

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