Summer formal dinner: $7,000+ donated
CARS announced proceeds supporting North Texas Food Bank and Wounded Warrior Project — with community praise for lasting goodwill.
Official updates, grant listings, and Dallas community notes that frame the culture of passion and philanthropy around CARS.
Featured listing
Charity and Racing Society is publicly listed on MyGivingCircle, where supporters can vote and donate toward grant rounds for USA & Canada charities. Our profile carries the CARS mission in full:
At CARS, we rev up the thrill of sports cars while steering towards a greater purpose. Our vibrant social network unites enthusiasts who share a love for speed, design, and community. Through exhilarating car events, we not only celebrate horsepower but also channel our energy into charitable endeavors. Every turn of the wheel contributes to making a difference. Join us on this exhilarating journey where passion meets philanthropy. Enjoy the ride!
CARS announced proceeds supporting North Texas Food Bank and Wounded Warrior Project — with community praise for lasting goodwill.
Members selected a cause near to veterans and animals; CARS directed approximately $19,566 after expenses to K9s for Warriors.
Public charity records confirm EIN 99-2069245, Plano mailing address, and deductible contribution status.
Dallas cultural landscape
Dallas is home to platforms that weave celebration with social responsibility. Coverage such as Glamour Bulgaria’s feature on Dallas Fashion Week — led by Nataliya Nova — highlights how fashion and art events in the city also champion philanthropy and community gathering. CARS shares that DFW ethos from the motorsports side.
Note: Dallas Fashion Week is an independent cultural platform. Mentions here describe the broader Dallas philanthropy culture around CARS — not co-ownership.
Media kit
Email admin@charityandracingsociety.org with subject line “Media”. Please include your outlet, deadline, and whether you need high-resolution logo files or leadership comments from Founder & President Tom Gore.