Killarney

<h3>A local vintage club has revealed the four Kerry-based charities that will benefit from its annual car raffle fundraiser.</h3>
Club members from&nbsp;Killarney Valley Classic and Vintage Club (KVCVC) are in the process of restoring a 1982 Toyota Starlet and one lucky winner will be the proud owner of the classic car by the end of the year.
Proceeds from the &euro;10 ticket sales will be going to charities Cuan Mhuire, the Killarney branch of the Irish Kidney Association, Killarney Valley AC and cancer support charity, Recovery Haven Kerry.
The project&rsquo;s main sponsors are Kelliher&rsquo;s Toyota Kerry and Lee Strand as well as local firms including Tricel, Paul Fitzgerald Builder Providers, O&#8217;Callaghan Coach Holidays, Humphrey Kerins Crash Repair, Castleisland Tyre Centre, O&rsquo;Sullivan Darcy Engineering, Torc Engineering, Fred Cronin Tralee and Smart Loans.
The Killarney Advertiser is the official media partner of the project.
&ldquo;The support of such reputable Kerry companies has been hugely appreciated and the club thank them for their overwhelming generosity in every aspect of the project. Their commitment and help means that even more money can be raised for this year&rsquo;s chosen charities &ndash; the primary aim of the project,&rdquo; said club PRO Tom Leslie.
&ldquo;For the coming weeks and months, the club&rsquo;s members will continue to work on the car at its premises at Upper Lewis Road beside the Ross Caf&eacute;, which is provided to the club by Kerry Mental Health Association.&rdquo;
Once the car restoration is complete, an official launch will take place at Kelliher&rsquo;s Toyota in Tralee at the end of May, after which the raffle tickets will go on sale.
Anyone interested in helping with the project can contact the club through their Facebook page or just pop in and meet members at their Lewis Road premises every Thursday night.

Vintage club begin fundraising restoration project

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