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Looking for classic cars for my Strut Out Cancer Car & Bike Event
I am in need of 6 classic cars for my Strut Out Cancer Car & Bike Event on October 5th (9-1pm). Heels In Wheels is a group I started because of my desire to give back to the community, love of high heels, cars & bikes. My group supports existing charities/foundations with their urgent list of needs. We recently had an event in September for a foundation in Lawrenceville that delivers can goods to the elderly and were able to provide them with a great deal of can goods. The October 5th event is Strut Out Cancer Car & Bike Show. The $15.00 registration fee will be donated to participants walking the Susan G. Komen 3 day walk. This event will be a photo shoot with female bikers and cars. Heels In Wheels will have a different themed event each month and based on the needs of the charity/foundation the event may be no charge or there may be a small fee to participate. I hope you will be able to be part of the shoot on October 5th but if not please join to be part of future events!
Go to the Meetup Group to get more details and JOIN:
Sheila B.~
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