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Pierce County Fair Hosts a Car Show in August
Pierce County Fair Hosts a Fundraising Car Show Benefiting the DMAC Foundation
Event Date: Sunday, August 11th, 2024
Time: 10:00 AM - 6:00 PM
Location: Frontier Park, Graham, WA
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Graham, WA - The Pierce County Fair is excited to announce a special fundraising car show benefiting the DMAC Foundation, DMAC’s Summer Classic Cruise-In. The event will take place on Sunday, August 11th, 2024, from 10:00 AM to 6:00 PM at Frontier Park in Graham. A portion of the proceeds from this event will go to support the DMAC Foundation, helping to further its mission.
Car enthusiasts are invited to register their vehicles for a $30 fee, which includes entry for one vehicle and the driver. This family-friendly event promises a full day of fun with something for everyone, including:
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- Food: A variety of delicious options to satisfy every craving.
- Live Music: Enjoy performances from local artists.
- Entertainment: Activities and entertainment suitable for all ages.
- Games: Fun and engaging games for children and adults alike.
- Animals: Get up close with some friendly farm animals.
- Fabulous Cars: Admire a wide range of vehicles, from classic to modern, all while supporting a great cause.
All years, makes, and models of vehicles are welcome to participate in the car show, making it a must-see event for auto enthusiasts and families alike.
For more information or to register your vehicle, please visit our website at www.piercecountyfair.com/carshow.
Join us for a day of community, cars, and charity at the Pierce County Fair's fundraising car show. Your participation and support will make a significant impact on the DMAC Foundation and the individuals it serves.
Contact:
Brooke Beaty, DMAC Enterprises
Email: dmacenterprisesinc@gmail.com
Phone: (253) 330-2526
About the DMAC Foundation:
Our Vision
Ensuring Kids Get Home Safe
At the heart of The DMAC Foundation our unwavering commitment is to safeguard the well-being of every child and young adult. We believe that every child deserves a secure and safe journey back home, free from harm, fear, or uncertainty. We’ve teamed up to make a difference in the lives of our community’s youth.
Our mission is simple yet profound: to ensure that every child gets home safe, regardless of the challenges they may face.
Through our collective efforts, we provide:
- Transportation Solutions
- Support System
- Educational Resources
- Community Engagement
- Strategic Partnerships
These critical resources create a safe haven for children and young adults.
Join us in building a world where every child’s path home is illuminated with safety, love, and hope. Partner with us in our journey to make safe rides home a reality for every child and young adult. Together, as The DMAC Foundation, we are lighting the way toward a brighter, safer future for the next generation. Let’s unite to ensure that kids everywhere get home safe.
In Memory of Diego M. Garza, Founder in Legacy
About the Pierce County Fair:
The Pierce County Fair is a cooperative effort of the Pierce County Government and the non-profit Pierce County Fair Association. Many community organizations, including Pierce County Extension, Pomona Grange, Pierce County F.F.A., Hill & Dale District Garden Clubs, and elected at-large members, form a working board of directors who organize and operate the fair each year.
The Pierce County Fair is held each year at beautiful Frontier Park, operated by the Pierce County Parks Department. This well-maintained public park allows the display of rural and urban exhibits while avoiding the "asphalt" jungles of other fairs.
The Pierce County Fair is held the second full weekend of August each year, and is four days of fun, competition, and excitement.
Most of the exhibit buildings were erected with volunteer labor by many of the attending organizations and projects. These buildings are then turned over to the Pierce County Parks Department for yearly use and maintenance. So, although the Fair is only four days a year, the improvements to the park benefit county residents all year long.
The Pierce County Fair Association is a Washington State non-profit and is a member of the Washington State Fairs Association and the International Association of Fairs and Expositions.
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