The Town of Paradise Valley Town Council met with representatives of the Car Show Committee, the Sentinels of Freedom and the Military Assistance Mission for presentations of donation checks and a special placard display.
(Photo courtesy Town of Paradise Valley)
Each year the Town of Paradise Valley hosts a vintage car show benefiting Arizona’s military families and, this year, $13,724.17 was raised for the cause.
Representatives from the Car Show Committee, the Sentinels of Freedom and the Military Assistance Mission attended the Dec. 12 Town Council meeting for the presentation of the checks, according to an update provided by the town.
“For the last 19 years, Fred Fleet has been paying for dash placards that were given to the participants of the car show,” the announcement stated. “This year, Mr. Fleet created a board that represents all the dash placards that were made for each year the town held the vintage car show.”
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(Photo courtesy Town of Paradise Valley)
The Town of Paradise Valley Town Council met with representatives of the Car Show Committee, the Sentinels of Freedom and the Military Assistance Mission for presentations of donation checks and a special placard display.
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Each year the Town of Paradise Valley hosts a vintage car show benefiting Arizona’s military families and, this year, $13,724.17 was raised for the cause.
Representatives from the Car Show Committee, the Sentinels of Freedom and the Military Assistance Mission attended the Dec. 12 Town Council meeting for the presentation of the checks, according to an update provided by the town.
“For the last 19 years, Fred Fleet has been paying for dash placards that were given to the participants of the car show,” the announcement stated. “This year, Mr. Fleet created a board that represents all the dash placards that were made for each year the town held the vintage car show.”
Fleet presented the placard board to the mayor and Town Council as a thank you for the town’s continued support of the vintage car show. Every year moving forward, the new dash placard will be placed on the board.
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