Michigan's Largest Jeep Show & Shine Returns to Benefit HAVEN of Oakland County
Michigan's Largest Jeep Show & Shine Returns to Benefit HAVEN of Oakland County (Mt Holly) - Jeep enthusiasts and families alike are gearing up for a thrilling event as Jeep Babes Michigan Chapter announces the highly anticipated 2023 Jeep Show & Shine, scheduled to take place on Saturday, October 7 at the Mount Holly Ski & Snowboard Resort parking lot, adjacent to Holly Oaks ORV Park. The event promises to deliver a day of fun-filled activities, all while supporting a worthy cause - HAVEN, Oakland County's shelter and resource center for survivors of domestic and sexual violence. The 2023 Jeep Show & Shine aims to be Michigan's largest gathering of Jeep owners and aficionados. Attendees can look forward to a variety of Jeep-related vendors offering an array of products, delectable treats from Food Trucks, live entertainment, exciting raffles, and the chance to cast their votes for the winners in various Jeep Show & Shine categories. NEW THIS YEAR: Jeep Babes Show & Shine is offering 45 minute tours of Holly Oaks ORV Park during its 2023 Jeep Show & Shine - A Charity Fundraiser for HAVEN Sponsored by Detroit 4Fest. On October 7 from 10am-5pm, skilled jeep drivers will be ready to take guests on a ride that includes some great obstacles and a scenic tour throughout the park. Seats are a donation of $30 each. All donations will be going to HAVEN. Use the following link to reserve your seat. There are several time slots to choose from: https://forms.gle/W3e1Q2v5bEG4y2c37 "Jeep Babes Michigan Chapter is thrilled to host this fantastic event once again, and this time, we are determined to make an even bigger impact on the lives of survivors of domestic and sexual abuse by supporting HAVEN," said the event organizers. Registration for the Jeep Show & Shine contest will take place on-site, and all Jeep owners are encouraged to participate. The Show & Shine categories include "Best In Show," "Sweetest Classic," "Off Road Ready," "Crowd Favorite," and "Least Likely to Make it Home." Contest registrants must be present at the event to be eligible to win. The event encourages donations for entry, although it is not a mandatory requirement. Accepted payment methods for donations are cash, Venmo, or check only. "We are thrilled to announce that all proceeds from the 2023 Jeep Show & Shine will be directly donated to HAVEN. Last year, our community raised an astounding $23,615.49 in monetary funds and supplies for HAVEN, and we are determined to surpass that amount this year and make an even bigger impact on the lives of survivors," said the organizers. As a non-profit event, the 2023 Jeep Show & Shine is run entirely by donations and volunteers. The organizers welcome businesses and individuals to become sponsors of the event and help support the cause. For sponsorship opportunities, interested parties can contact Jeep Babes Michigan Chapter through PM or via email at jeepshowandshine@gmail.com.
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