Cars4Christmas

Well  i have known Mae  for 18 years and she gives of her self  to all her family and anyone close to  her before she gives to her self, Mae is a very giving person, Mae had saved money finally for something she wanted and needed but first her mother died, she paid for all the expences. Then a little time passed she saved and her sister fell ill and died and Mae paid funneral expences again, Mae is in need of a good working car so she can get back and forth to work, she also raises 2 of her grand kids. Mae needs a car to transport them.

   I am writing to support Therese & William's  application for a car.  They are both army veterans.  William served in  the Vietnam era.  They have two daughters.  The youngest, Erin, is at home and a high school senior.   The elder, Ciara, is also a veteran, and served in Afghanistan (as did her husband).  William is on disability now.  And Therese should be.  The have both taught martial arts in the Greater Omaha area for over 25 years.  The have been car-le

 If you want to buys some tickets to help a Vet go to the Concert , call us at 816-606-4319 or send us a message by clicking on MORE button  and then contact button and we will contact you. We can take your Bank card info or give you a mailing address.Tickets are only $10.00 each. We will give the tckets to Veterans at the VA hospital.

Land of the Free Because of the Brave.

Cars 4 Christmas has started our summer project again this year called CARS 4 HEROES, providing free basic transportation to the brave men and women that have served our country .Veterans and Veterans families are eligible to apply.

Join the Car Santa in helping those that have given so much to our country

CARS 4 HEROES 2009

Cars 4 Heroes kicked off with its first recipient of 09 giving a car away at the ASA (Automotive Services Assoc. ) on March 7th at a breakfast for hundreds of automotive businesses asking for their help. Explaining the need for our service we read the letter below that we received.:

I was honorably discharged from the military after being injured on my second tour in Iraq. I was sent home in early October, 2008. My family and I were traveling to Missouri from Ohio (which was where I was living at the time) for Thanksgiving with my family. Our vehicle broke down half way there. (Marshall, Illinois) We had to get a tow and stay in a hotel until my parents were able to get there to pick us up. Our vehicle was unfixable. After we arrived in Missouri, we had no way of returning to Ohio. We didn't have enough money for a bus ticket and none of our family members in Missouri have a vehicle that would make the trip to Ohio and take our whole family with them. I have two small children, ages 2 and 8 months. My wife has been looking for employment, but with no vehicle, even if she finds it, she will have to get rides to and from work everyday. We live in a very small town and there aren't any jobs here. There are jobs about a 45 minute drive away from where we live. I am unable to work due to my injuries I sustained in Iraq. A vehicle would help us get back on our feet again. We are currently staying at my aunts house, sleeping on a pull out couch in her living room. This whole situation has put a strain on all of us involved. My aunt is on a fixed income and she can't afford to support my family and hers. We are in desperate need of transportation so my wife can seek employment and we can get into our own place again. I feel like a total waste of human life right now because I can't help my family. I am currently being seen at the VA for my injuries and we have absolutly no income coming in. I can't even afford to buy diapers for my children. This car, if given to us, would mean diapers for my kids, new shoes for my 2 year old who has been wearing them a size to small because I can't buy him new ones, clothes for both my kids because they are growing so fast! A place that me and my family can call "our home" again, and not someone elses that we're just staying at. I am begging you, if you can please help us it will be appreciated more than you will ever know. Help us get our life back. We applied at usacare.com for assistance and they only help with food and bills, so they pointed us in your direction. We would appreciate anything that you can do for us. Respectfully, Frederick

Fredrick was introduced to the men and women at the convention and with a standing ovation lasting several minutes showing appreciation for his service, he was given the keys to a vehicle

The Cars 4 Heroes event will be held this August to assist Veterans and Veterans families with free transportation. We will be assisting any Veteran that has served their country or their families that are in need. If you or your business would like to be a sponsor at our 2nd annual golf tournament or if you are in the automotive business and would like to donate or repair a vehicle to help a Veteran , please contact us, Click on last years video "Video link) Veterans organizations are encouraged to be a part of our event and help us find the Veterans we need to help most. We would like to help 50 people with free transportation at this years event. Click on last years video

11-14-08 - Last Christmas the compassion was bright for Greg Roarke and his wife, Deanna. That’s because on Dec. 21, the Roarkes were among 20 families in 2007 who were granted a free car through a local radio station’s annual Cars 4 Christmas giveaway. Greg was nominated by Alegent Health Bergan Mercy Medical Center nurses who saw he was down on his luck and wanted to do what they could to help get him on his feet again. Read more...

11-13-08 - See Cars 4 Christmas helping in Omaha! (Video link)

Again this year we are pleased to team up with CD1059 in Omaha to bring Christmas early to families in need of transportation. Thanks to Road Warriors, House of Muffler and Brakes and Heartland Tow for their support to make this event happen.