The 15th Annual Tucson Classics Car Show to benefit Pima JTED will feature 400-plus classics, foreign and vintage vehicles from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Saturday, Oct. 16 at The Gregory School; admission includes entry into a raffle with a Grand Prize of a 2021 Corvette Stingray (pictured from left to right with Rotarians Jim Lubinski, Joni Condit, Jennifer Hoffman and Mark Irvin) or $50,000 cash.
To celebrate 100 years of service above self, the Rotary Club of Tucson just keeps serving.
Rotarians from Arizona’s oldest clubs fuel their service through one of Southern Arizona’s largest car shows: Tucson Classics Car Show.
The fall tradition returns to the Gregory School from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Saturday, Oct. 16 after a 2020 hiatus due to COVID-19.
“This is our 15th year of the Tucson Classics Car Show and every year we try to perfect it a bit more. We hope to have a fabulous day with more than 400 fantastic cars and hope to raise at least $250,000 to benefit Pima JTED, our centennial beneficiary,” said Joni Condit, chair of the event.
A school district that partners with local public, private and charter schools to provide tuition-free career and technical education, Pima JTED serves about 20,000 students annually across 48 locations. The program boasts a 98 percent graduation rate.
Rotary funds will be gifted to the Innovative Learning Center located at 3300 S. Park Ave. in The Bridges development. The 50,000-square-foot center serves high school sophomores, juniors and seniors who have not earned a diploma or GED and are under the age of 22.
The campus offers day and night classes, providing industry-recognized certifications and dual college credit in Air Transportation/FAA Drone Operation, Culinary Arts, CyberSecurity/Artificial Intelligence, Robotics and Automation, Engineering/Aerospace & Mining Technology, 3-D Animation and Virtual Reality Game Design and Graphic Design. Other certifications include a variety of health care profession programs.