Friday, Oct. 6, 2006

The Elliott and Hermie Sadler Foundation presented Kyle Petty and the Victory Junction Gang Camp a check for $25,000 Friday morning at Talladega Superspeedway. 

In addition, the Elliott and Hermie Sadler Foundation also donated $10,000 to the Commonwealth Autism Service of Virginia earlier this week.

HERMIE SADLER

"We've supported various autism charities and children's charities over the years," said Hermie.  "It's always fun to do events during the year that raise money for the Foundation so that we can help out these organizations."

KYLE PETTY

“The cool thing about this Nextel Cup garage area is everybody helps each other. Hermie and Elliott are obviously deeply involved in the autism society. They do tons of work with that. We’re going to start seeing autism kids at the Victory Junction Camp this year. This is kinda our way of  kicking that off and getting headed in that direction. These two guys have gone out of their way for years to raise money for charities all over the country. Obviously this is just another step in that direction.

“25 Grand will probably send 20 kids to camp. At the same time, from that perspective, it would probably feed two weeks of camp. That’s 800 people for two weeks. There’s a lot of different ways to look at it. From sending kids to camp or bringing their parents to camp with them to being able to bring their siblings to camp, to being able to feed them, to be able to pay for some of the medicine, to be able to fly some of the doctors from California back here, there’s a lot of stuff.”

ELLIOTT SADLER

“Hermie and I are just proud to be a part of it. The Victory Junction Gang is something this whole garage really stands behind. We try to do a little bit at a time when we can, and it’s something we take a lot of pride in.”

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