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Time: April 30, 2016 from 4pm to 7pm
Location: Choate Construction Company
Street: 8200 Roberts Drive
City/Town: Atlanta, GA
Website or Map: http://carsnq.passioncff.org/
Phone: 404-325-6973
Event Type: car, show, fundraiser
Organized By: Vicki Nix & Emily Bridges
Latest Activity: Apr 26, 2016
Cars & ‘Q for the Cause began in 2009 as a small get-together of Choate Construction employees who loved cars. Over time, the show grew into what it’s become today - an incredible event with over 600 patrons, live music, bbq, continuous pours of your favorite brews, and 100+ classic, muscle, and exotic cars. All to raise funds for the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation! Last year, Cars & 'Q proudly donated over $175,000 to the CF Foundation.
The show is born out of a love of cars and an intense desire to cure Cystic Fibrosis. Choate’s history with Cystic Fibrosis and the CF Foundation began in 1989 at the inception of the company. Shortly before founding the company, Millard Choate’s daughter met her best friend Leann at the age of two. A year later, Millard was working away in Choate’s first office (his home’s basement) and received a call he would never forget. Leann was diagnosed with Cystic Fibrosis. There was no cure. And the life expectancy was in the teens.
From that day forward, supporting the CF Foundation has been an inherent part of Choate’s culture and Cars & ‘Q is the main fundraising initiative. Choate thought, “What better way to raise money than with stellar cars, super BBQ, and sweet music?!” And thus the show became what it is today.
Leann is 30 years old now. Advances in research and therapy are truly impacting her life, all funded by the CF Foundation and in turn, Cars & ‘Q.
Come support Choate’s efforts to find a cure and say hey to Leann when you see her at the show!
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