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Auto Graphs of the New Cars in Town Prove Beneficial
March 07, 2012 - Michael Elkin, Arts & Entertainment Editor
| CHOP shop? The Black Tie Tailgate Preview Gala of the 2012 Philadelphia Auto Show, with the assistance of the CARing for Kids Foundation, benefitted the Division of Gastroenterology, Hepatology and Nutrition at the Children's Hospital of Philadelphia. Reveling in the function's success (above, from left) are Dom Conicelli, president of the CARing for Kids Foundation; Kevin Mazzucola, exec director of the Auto Dealers Association of Greater Philadelphia; Dr. Steven Altschuler, CEO, CHOP; Michael Chapman, chairman of the 2012 Philadelphia Auto Show; Scott Lustgarten, co-chair of the Black Tie Tailgate; and Don Franks, secretary/ treasurer of the Auto Dealers Association of Greater Philadelphia. |
| Tanks a lot: The tailgate preview was gas 'n' go from the very start, attracting crowds, including Don and Roni Rosen (left), and Mayor Michael Nutter and his wife, Lisa |
ABOUT CARing for Kids Foundation: The Auto Dealers CARing for Kids Foundation began as a community service effort by the Automobile Dealers Association of Greater Philadelphia (ADAGP). The original goal was to focus on improving the lives and welfare of children in the Delaware Valley. Along with providing financial support to The Children's Hospital of Philadelphia, Auto Dealers CARing For Kids contributed funding to worthwhile child-related programs and causes throughout the five-county Philadelphia Area. Early in 2003, the ADAGP Board of Directors voted to formalize its charitable efforts and established the Auto Dealers CARing For Kids Foundation, a public charity earning the Internal Revenue's 501(c)(3) status. Since its incorporation, our Foundation has made more than $3.9 million in contributions to the Hospital and several other children's charities. The Auto Dealers CARing for Kids Foundation intends to further the charitable and educational mission of the Automobile Dealers Association of Greater Philadelphiaand its Dealer Members. The Foundation was established to make grants to charitable, Code Section 501(c)(3) non-profit organizations that conduct programs and provide services to benefit the children of the Delaware Valley. After a two year strategic planning process, in late 2007, our Foundation selected Operation Warm to build a signature, pilot program for our group. This program is Driving Away the Cold. Please see the Recipients section of this site for more information about this project. |