Riviera Beach, Fla. (August 23, 2022) – The Arc of Palm Beach County is driving change for children and adults with developmental disabilities with a special chance drawing. Open to the public, entrants can win several amazing prizes, including a 1930s hot rod, while helping support a great cause.
The grand prize is a 1937 Chevrolet Master Deluxe 4-Door Sedan Hot Rod valued at $32,000. The car is black cherry red with pinstripes and has approximately 62,000 miles. If a classic car is not quite your speed, other amazing prizes include a Gucci bag and matching wallet, a TAG Heuer watch, a Tiffany necklace, a $1,000 American Express shopping spree, and a two-night stay at the Palm Beach Marriott Singer Island Beach Resort & Spa.
The Arc recently joined forces with Seagull Services and Palm Beach Habilitation Center, making it one of the largest disability-focused nonprofit organizations in the state. With this extended presence, The Arc transformed its 15,000-square-foot North Campus Achievement Center in Riviera Beach into a dynamic educational and career development hub for adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities.
“Our recent mergers have created incredible opportunities for our agency to enhance and elevate our services through the combined effort of the most experienced disability professionals in the county,” said Kimberly McCarten, president and CEO of The Arc. “This drawing is a fun way for the community to come together and support the important work we are doing.”
Take the chance to fulfill your dreams and support the life-changing work at The Arc for the disabled community – where every person feels welcome, connected, and accepted. Tickets for the drawing are one for $100, three for $250, and eight for $500. For a full disclosure of the rules and guidelines, and to purchase tickets, please visit arcpbc.org/events/chancedrawing.
About The Arc of Palm Beach County
The Arc is changing the conversation around disabilities by defying definitions, inspiring possibilities, and improving the lives of the people we serve, their families, and our community. Since 1958, The Arc has envisioned a community where every person feels welcome, connected, and accepted.
