Assisting student education. Since its inception, the New Hope Automobile Show has contributed the bulk of the funds raised to the students of New Hope-Solebury High School in the form of scholarships for deserving seniors.

Over the years the New Hope Automobile Show has raised tens of thousands of dollars for these scholarships through the generous support of our sponsors.

With your help, we again look to provide student scholarship funds, giving every qualified student at New Hope-Solebury High School the opportunity to extend their education and pursue careers that could contribute to our growing community.

The New Hope Automobile Show also supports other charity organizations by partnering with them during the show. Many Bucks County organizations have partnered with us by providing additional manpower to produce the show, running concessions, parking cars, and volunteering in numerous ways.

Remember, as a 501(c)3 organization, your contribution to the New Hope Automobile Show can provide a tax deduction for you or your company. Your financial support of this event will continue the good works of thousands of people since the show’s inception in 1957. You can help continue this legacy through your sponsorship.

In addition to supporting student scholarships at the New Hope-Solebury High School, as the show has done since its inception in 1957, this year’s New Hope Automobile Show will also benefit Tabor Children’s Services of Doylestown and Germantown.  The decision to add Tabor as a major beneficiary of this year’s show recognizes the organization for its 100 years of keeping children safe, strengthening families, and promoting independence.  More than 500 children and families are served each day by Tabor through a variety of community-based programs, including foster care, adoption, in-home services, adolescent life skills training, and daycare.  Tabor will promote the New Hope Automobile Show at its annual Tabor Days celebration, scheduled for May 31 and June 1 at its Doylestown location on Route 611 and New Britain Road.  Tabor will also provide volunteers for the weekend of the automobile show.  “We are honored to be recognized by the show that has been an important and venerable tradition in our community.  We look forward to contributing to its success,” notes Tabor Executive Director William A. Haussmann.  To learn more about Tabor visit www.tabor.org.