Ride2Revive charitable organization will provide a thrilling experience for sick children and their families, on Sunday, Mar. 1.
Last year, Ride2Revive donated Lamborghini replicas to the children of Joe DiMaggio’s Children’s Hospital as part of the mission to bring “miles of smiles on the road to recovery” and this year is no different.
Photo Credit: Chris McCoy of Prestige Imports
The charitable organization from Prestige Imports and the David family will provide an even more thrilling experience for sick children and their families. On Sunday, Mar. 1, Ride2Revive will welcome children battling life-threatening diseases, along with their families, to enjoy an unforgettable adrenaline-filled afternoon at Homestead-Miami Speedway.
Photo Credit: Chris McCoy of Prestige Imports
The children will be driven around the racetrack and buckled into exotic supercars for a once-in-a-lifetime experience, feeling the same exhilaration of a professional race car driver.
Photo Credit: Chris McCoy of Prestige Imports
In addition to their thrilling laps around the track, they will have the opportunity to participate in other activities throughout the afternoon. This includes superhero characters, a prop-filled photobooth, R2R pillowcases with on-the-spot airbrushed personalization, kid-sized track simulator, a presentation from the FLL Junior SHARKS wheelchair basketball team, songs performed by Homestead-Miami Mariachi Kids, a blow-up track with drivable Lamborghini’s just for the little ones and lovable licks from the four-legged friends at Meatball Frenchies, just to name a few.
Photo Credit: Chris McCoy of Prestige Imports
The children will also get the opportunity to draw on a Lamborghini Huracan and experience “interactive art” from world-renowned artist Romero Britto featuring a BRITTO ART / KARMA Revero GT.
