Wine And Dine For A Cause With The Chip Miller Amyloidosis Foundation

Corvettes at Carlisle is fast approaching. As one of the world’s premier Corvette events, Corvettes at Carlisle feature all aspects of the Corvette lifestyle. One of the many social events that occur during the event is the annual Chip Miller Amyloidosis Foundation dinner, held on Friday, August 23.

The Corvette world and those who support the CMAF come together for a big celebration and fund-raising benefit dinner. This year marks the 5th Annual CMAF Benefit Dinner, which is held amid a backdrop of Corvettes, guests, VIP’s from Corvettes at Carlisle and more. The dinner is also a great way for clubs to enjoy the time together without the hassle of waiting lines and crowded restaurants.

The event is focused around a a super casual sit-down dinner, catered by Market Cross Pub and Brewery of Carlisle. It’s also a relaxed time to mix and mingle, and raise awareness for Amyloidosis. Annually, thousands of dollars in donations are offered. Last year, $15,000 was raised and the CMAF is looking to increase that number in 2019 as they take another step closer to finding a cure for Amyloidosis.

The dinner is also fun, with door prizes consisting of a 2020 Corvettes at Carlisle VIP package that includes three nights hotel and Chip’s Circle access, Spring Mountain Motor Resort/Ron Fellows Driving school package valued at $2,500, special items from Team Chevrolet, a registration for New Jersey Track day in October and more.

Be sure to reserve your spot(s) before they’re all gone. You can go right to the CMAF’s web page and register following this link.

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Andy Bolig

Andy has been intrigued by mechanical things all of his life and enjoys tinkering with cars of all makes and ages. Finding value in style points, he can appreciate cars of all power and performance levels. Andy is an avid railfan and gets his “high” by flying radio-controlled model airplanes when time permits. He keeps his feet firmly grounded by working on his two street rods and his supercharged C4 Corvette. Whether planes, trains, motorcycles, or automobiles, Andy has immersed himself in a world driven by internal combustion.
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