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Our Community Foundation Awards Grant to Brotherhood Charities

By John Szink Jul 18, 2025 | 2:27 PM

Our Community Foundation recently awarded Brotherhood Charities a $3,500 grant to support the 20th Century Chevy Annual Car Show.

The grant was made possible by the TrueScripts Foundation Fund, a donor-advised fund held by Our Community Foundation.

This year will mark the 47th year for the Annual 20th Century Chevy Carfest and Cruise In.

The event will be held on September 20th and 21st at Washington’s Eastside Park.

Between 400 to 600 vehicles are expected for the car show.

The donation will be used this year to support the overall success of the annual Car Fest and Cruise-In, and more specifically, to help fund entertainment on Saturday evening following the Cruise-In.

Shown during the grant presentation are (left to right) Joe Wellman, Our Community Foundation Board Member; Shane Matthews, Brotherhood Charities; Chance Berry, OCF Board Vice President; Paula Jones, OCF Board Secretary; and Chris Jarrett, Executive Director Our Community Foundation.

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