Cars for Kids car show set Saturday in Sierra Vista with live auction to benefit Boys & Girls Club
April 03, 2026 | Cochise County, Arizona
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Organizers and local officials promoted the 14th annual Cars for Kids car show on KWCD's First Watch, describing the family-friendly event and charity auction proceeds that benefit the Boys & Girls Club of Sierra Vista.
"It's fourteenth annual Cars for Kids," one host said, noting the event is run by the Fraternal Order of Police Lodge 28. The show gates and displays begin with a 10:00 opening ceremony; a live auction and raffles are scheduled around 2:00. Auction highlights cited on-air include an HVAC system and installation valued up to $20,000 and raffle prizes ranging from signed memorabilia to gift cards.
Speakers encouraged attendees to arrive early — the parking area fills with classic and contemporary cars — and noted proceeds support Boys & Girls Club programs while a portion of proceeds funds Fraternal Order of Police outreach programs and scholarships.
Hosts also reminded listeners that volunteers and law-enforcement personnel will be present, and that special attractions and public-safety displays will be available throughout the day. No admission details beyond the on-air schedule were provided; listeners were directed to show sponsor channels for registration and more information.
The segment closed with a final invitation to attend the show and support local youth programs.
"It's fourteenth annual Cars for Kids," one host said, noting the event is run by the Fraternal Order of Police Lodge 28. The show gates and displays begin with a 10:00 opening ceremony; a live auction and raffles are scheduled around 2:00. Auction highlights cited on-air include an HVAC system and installation valued up to $20,000 and raffle prizes ranging from signed memorabilia to gift cards.
Speakers encouraged attendees to arrive early — the parking area fills with classic and contemporary cars — and noted proceeds support Boys & Girls Club programs while a portion of proceeds funds Fraternal Order of Police outreach programs and scholarships.
Hosts also reminded listeners that volunteers and law-enforcement personnel will be present, and that special attractions and public-safety displays will be available throughout the day. No admission details beyond the on-air schedule were provided; listeners were directed to show sponsor channels for registration and more information.
The segment closed with a final invitation to attend the show and support local youth programs.
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