Dealership Events / Local Events September 18, 2014

The Red Shoe Shindig

On September 13 I had the honor of emceeing the Red Shoe Shindig for the Ronald McDonald House charities. This is a cause that is near and dear to my heart, and I was so happy to be able to help raise money for hospitalized children and their families!

All of the money we raised goes to ease the burden of time spent at the hospital by providing comfortable lodging close to health facilities. This lodging takes away a bit of the worry about financing such a difficult situation for these families.

At the Red Shoe Shindig, we had a silent auction to raise funds for the Ronald McDonald House charities, then hosted a raffle for prizes like a trip to New York City, tickets to the NASCAR Ford championship, a week in Mexico and more! We were also able to raise funds to sponsor individual families in need.

This was truly such a wonderful night and I am so glad I got to be part of it! Thanks to all who participated in any way!

Lauren McCarthy

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