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Kelleher + Holland, LLC presents our annual
ALL WHEELS CAR SHOW
Saturday, September 11, 2021 from 2:00 - 5:00pm
Hosted by: The Club at Wynstone
1 S. Wynstone Drive, North Barrington, IL
Proceeds to benefit The Illinois Chapter of Tribute To The Troops & The Y-Not Project
Admission: Non-perishable food donations for the Catholic Charities Food Pantry
ALL MAKES AND MODELS WELCOME
Kelleher + Holland's Annual All Wheels Car Show welcomes all makes and models. We are asking for a $15 donation to register your car, to be collected upon arrival to the show. All cars must be registered before Saturday, September 4th. There is a limited amount of space so make sure to register your car early. Registration is only necessary for those planning to display a vehicle. General admission is free for all!
We have lots of fun and goodies planned for attendees of all ages! Crystal Lake Rib House will be on site serving Award Winning BBQ, Arlington Pipe and Cigar Lounge will have premium cigars available for purchase, PRP Wine is offering outstanding wine tastings, and Copper Fiddle Distillery is presenting Bourbon & Rye Whiskey tastings. The Club at Wynstone will be offering soft serve ice cream + gelato from the pool house and will also provide adult refreshments for purchase at the outdoor bar - water and pop is FREE! The kids are sure to enjoy the glitter tattoo artist!
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FUNDRAISING RAFFLE
Purchase raffle tickets at the All Wheels Car Show: 1 for $10
All our raffle items have been donated by local companies - 100% of the proceeds go to our charities listed above. Thank you to all our generous supporters!
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'DRIVE FOR CHARITY'
Can you hit a golf ball through a car windshield?
During our event, Arlington Toyota is sponsoring 'Drive' For Charity
purchase 3 golf balls for $20 - meet us at the driving range to try!
SUPPORTED CHARITIES
Illinois Chapter of Tribute To The Troops
Tribute To The Troops is an organization of grateful Americans dedicated to preserving the memory of those men and women of our nation's military who lost their lives while bravely protecting our freedom. Tribute To The Troops established the Fallen Hero's Children's Education Fund to provide financial assistance to the surviving children of our fallen heroes to be used to defray the costs of post-secondary education costs. Tribute To The Troops opens and funds a 529 education account in the child's name in honor of their fallen hero. A full 100% of the amount raised for the Fund is contributed directly to the child.
The Y-noT Project
The Y-noT Project is a non-profit organization near and dear to the hearts of Kelleher + Holland. It honors the memory of Tony Borcia - nephew to two of our attorneys - and is dedicated to stopping intoxicated boaters and providing financial assistance to victims of intoxicated boaters and other motorists. Tony Borcia was 10 years old when he went tubing with his father and was hit by a man operating his boat under the influence of cocaine and alcohol. The tragedy of Tony’s death may have been prevented if the driver had been stopped by the police when he was seen by witnesses hours earlier driving his boat erratically and recklessly. Unfortunately, patrols on the Chain O’ Lakes have been drastically reduced because of budget cuts. The Y-noT Project seeks to make our lakes and rivers safe again.
Catholic Charities
Catholic Charities sees the face of God in those in need. By providing food, clothing, shelter and counseling, they bring hope to the hopeless in the city of Chicago and its suburbs by annually assisting more than 1 million persons in Cook and Lake counties without regard to religious, ethnic or economic background for more than 98 years. Their services include keeping mothers and their babies well-fed, preparing children in low-income families for school, keeping youth in school and out of gangs, counseling and giving job training to adults with economic troubles, providing affordable housing for seniors, and organizing in-home care services for seniors who need help caring for themselves.