NASCAR Legend Bobby Allison, Dale Earnhardt Jr’s Sister and Kyle Petty Among Others Join Hands for Sensitive Cause

Societal problems plague our everyday life. One moment it could be with someone else, and the next, things could go haywire right at home. Recently, Former NASCAR drivers and now veterans of the sport decided to band together for a noble cause. In order to help raise funds for a program designed to help prevent child abuse. Veterans such as Kyle Petty, Bobby Allison, and Dale Earnhardt Jr’s sister, among several other noted personalities, would grace the event with their presence.

Several former NASCAR drivers and people connected with the sport would be attending an event called Stocks for Tots. Throughout the event, they will all sign autographs to raise money for their collective cause. The event is going to take place from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. on the 6th of December at the Charles Mack Citizen Center, 215 N. Main St. in downtown Mooresville.

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The organization has apparently raised more than a million dollars. This is to help fund over 60,000 Christmas toys to be sent to children in need. This event reportedly first began around the year of 1989 and has been active ever since. The charity’s primary goal is to work towards stopping child abuse.

For the upcoming event, the organizers have also highlighted the importance of wearing pinwheels. The symbol is apparently associated with a national symbol for child abuse prevention. Don Miller stated, “When you see one of these on the roadside or a garden, you got to remember each one of these pinwheels represents a child who has lost their life. This is something that has got to stop.”

“We don’t want to see any pinwheels,” Dodson explained. “It’s why we do this.”

The former NASCAR team owner behind the organization

Don Miller, who is the former Penske Racing president, and his friend Bob Ebert, found stocks for Tots.

The duo was accountable for founding the North Carolina Auto Racing Hall of Fame at Moorseville, North Carolina. Ever since, it has become a yearly tradition to host the charitable event from the Moorseville-based all-volunteer organization. Earlier via a Facebook video post, Miller mentioned, “It’s getting time for Christmas,” Stocks for Tots “raises a lot of money for the abused children in the Carolinas.”

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This is an exceptional event, organized by people associated with the sport we all love. It also aids in giving back to the very society we all reside in.