Would you like to help people diagnosed with a disease called Amyloidosis? For once, let your humanity take over by donating a bit of money to the Chip Miller Amyloidosis Foundation. Moreover, such a donation might make you the owner of a brand spanking new 2020 Chevrolet C8 Corvette with Z51 package.
Chip Miller Amyloidosis Foundation
If you’re a Corvette fan, there’s no way you won't recognize the name Chip Miller. He and Bill Miller Jr. founded Carlisle Events, which is known as one of the largest organizers of classic and collector car events in the US. Both Corvette enthusiasts, Chip and Bill also co-founded a one-make event called Corvettes at Carlisle. Indeed, Chip is rightly called one of the greatest living fans of Corvette today.
After Chip was diagnosed with Amyloidosis – in which amyloid proteins deposit and then accumulate in body organs and tissues – in December 2003, he succumbed to complications from the disease passing away in March 2004.
Chip’s wife and Bill Miller founded the Chip Miller Amyloidosis Foundation not only to help those afflicted with the disease, but also to help raise awareness. Your donation to the foundation could really go a long way.
Corvette As Grand Prize
To entice people to donate to the cause, the Chip Miller Amyloidosis Foundation is offering a new 2020 C8 Z51 Corvette up for raffle. The Corvette is powered by a 6.2-liter LT2 V8 engine delivering up to 495 hp of output and 470 lb.-ft. of peak torque. It features the Carbon Flash Exterior Badge Package (EYT) and comes with a body-colored, removable roof panel.
Inside, this C8 Z51 Corvette comes with GT1 Competition seats with Mulan leather seating surfaces as well as leather-wrapped steering wheel. Aside from the 8-inch diagonal color touch screen and a 12-inch display, this Corvette features a Bose 10 speaker premium sound system and an HD Rear Vision Camera. (UVB)
For A Noble Cause
You just have to make a donation to be eligible. Since Chip is a huge Corvette fan, making the latest model the prize is a no-brainer for the foundation. It’s a sure yet simple way to raise money for a noble cause. But if you’re not sure if want to take the C8 Z51 Corvette, you can take $75,000 cash. Decisions, decisions!