Throughout the country during show season this cycle repeats itself every weekend. For me personally this is the most gratifying part of my hobby. If given the choice between a huge car show with big cash rewards for entrants but no money to be raised for a good cause and a small local show with $10 trophies but one whose sole intent is to raise money for a good cause for those in need I'd pick the small show every time. I think it's fair to say from my experience at many a car show that other car enthusiasts share this feeling with me as well. I won't lie to you, at the end of the day it does feel good to get that $10 trophy. It does help to remind you of all the hard work, money, and blood and sweat you spent restoring your car. But when I look at my trophy shelf in my garage I'm more likely to remember the organization the 'Cuda helped raise funds for then what place she took. So if you have a automobile that's either fully restored or in the process I encourage you to get out this season a put it in a car show, most local shows don't even require 'show quality cars' to enter so check around to see if you can enter your daily driver. Even if you don't own a car but like them, get out to a car show or two this year. Most car shows are for good causes and their organizers will gladly tell you more about the organizations they are raising money for.