CARSTAR’s $2,000 Business Suit Dunk
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The Sept. 24 CARSTAR National Marketing Conference ended with a game of softball at the Community America Ballpark, the home of the Kansas City T-Bones. “A dunk tank was on hand to help raise money for the tour. There were a lot of people there with swim trunks and goggles, but I was wearing my favorite suit and hadn’t intended on going to the softball game,” said Evans. “A friend of mine offered $500 for me to take the dunk tank’s seat. Our Chief Executive Officer Dick Cross recognized the suit and said that it would cost at least $2,000 to get me in that tank.”
“Well, needless to say they raised $2,000 in about 8.5 seconds. And sure enough, our communication vice president’s son hit it on the first throw,” said Evans. “We were able to raise about $700 from other dunks and even the snack bar staff donated its tips.” The $2,700 raised at this event will be added to the $155,407 already raised by the tour and the local star program.
“I am proud to be working with the Make-A-Wish Foundation,” said Evans. “My brother was granted a wish when he was a child and he took our entire family to Disney World, so I personally know how important this charity is to kids.”
The CARSTAR Super’Stang, created by CARSTAR and one of the country’s leading restorer of Mustangs, Jeff Yergovich, is the centerpiece of a nationwide, 18-month fundraising tour to benefit the Make-A-Wish Foundation. The legendary 1967 prototype Ford Mustang will be sold at auction in January 2009 to raise money for the Make-A-Wish Foundation of America.
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