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Kids In Cars

K.I.C. stands for Kids in Cars and was originally set up as a charity to raise money for Children living with Cancer. Five years on from it's introduction.

K.I.C. is now expanding and will now also be known as Kids in the Community. Nigel Karl founded Kids in Cars in 2005 with his PlaceMakers shadow car.

Over the years Nigel had been asked to drive all around Auckland events, not only to display the vehicle, but also to talk to kids (young and old) about driver safety and awareness.

Five years ago, Nigel received a call from a colleague at PlaceMakers that would plant the seed for K.I.C. This phone call asked Nigel to display his shadow car at an upcoming event and opened Nigel up to the world of Camp Quality - the not-for-profit organisation that supports and helps young children living with cancer and their familes. When the event arrived, Nigel had managed to arrive with not only his shadow car, but also four more! Nigel spent the day driving kids through the "boondocks" of Henderson and seeing the joy on their faces, decided that he could do much better than this. As it happens, this was the beginning of Kids in Cars and the 2006 event planning took off. Today, Kids in Cars is a well oiled engine and an absolute fun family day day out. Held at Pukekohe Park Raceway for the past four years it has grown in leaps and bounds and now has concreted itself into many young children and family's calenders.

The annual event is always held in conjunction with the beginning of Camp Qualities week long camp for the children and they spend the day at the Park busying themselves with riding around the track in cars and trucks, eating yummy food and playing on many of the entertainment rides. Racing Ray Williams, Shane van Gisbergen, Angus Fogg and Greg Murphy are just a few celebrities that have been seen supporting the Kids in Cars cause in the past, and there has even been the odd Shortland Street actor attend! The K.I.C. cause, although originally set up to raise funds for Camp Quality, has become so successful that Nigel is now taking the next step with Kids in the Community.

Beginning 2010 Nigel will raise and donate funds to various other children's charities all around New Zealand. The annual track day will be a huge family fun day.

KIC now has the best form of christmas , for the past three years KIC has supprised 6 special familes and shower them in the KIC KIWI Christmas... all families are chosen by the charities that we support, Make-a-wish Foundation , Ronald McDonald House (Auckland) , Cure Kids , Kidney Kids & Camp Quality.

for more information or to register as a friend if KIC , please go to www.kic.org.nz

many thanks the KIC Crew.