Warner Bros. Records has announced that David Foster, Grammy-winning producer and songwriter will give away a limited edition 2011 Indy 500 Chevy Convertible Camaro pace car. Foster is scheduled to sing the National Anthem, along with Seal, at the start of this year’s Indianapolis 500 race.
The David Foster Foundation, in conjunction with The Greatest Spectacle in Racing and Chevrolet, aim to raise awareness of the importance of organ donation and registration. The contest is intended to help educate and encourage Americans to become registered organ donors and/or make a donation either by text message or online at www.beadonorsavealife.com
Beadonorsavealife.com also has instructions on how to enter the contest to win the Camaro pace car. The Foundation has put together a truck and trailer road show, which visited the Toyota Grand Prix of Long Beach this past weekend, in order to promote the contest.
“We are committed to educating the public about registering to become organ donors in their community. This decision could help save a life someday — maybe yours,” commented Foundation Chairman David Foster. “More than 100,000 men, women and children currently need life-saving organ transplants,” he concluded. For more information about The David Foster Foundation, go to www.davidfosterfoundation.com
David Foster’s current DVD/CD Hit Man Returns on 143/Reprise Records can also be seen as part of the Great Performances Series on PBS.
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