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Clearwater Capital Foundation Raises $90,000 at Sixth Annual Charity Supercar Show to Benefit Three Local Nonprofits

John E. Chapman October 15, 2026

Hoffman Estates, Illinois – After a week of watching forecasts and hoping the weather would cooperate, the clouds parted just in time.

On Saturday, June 6, hundreds of car owners, volunteers, sponsors, nonprofit partners, and community members came together for the Sixth Annual Charity Supercar Show hosted by Clearwater Capital Foundation. What could have been a rain-soaked day instead became a celebration of generosity, community, and purpose, raising $90,000 to support three local nonprofit organizations.

Because Clearwater Capital Foundation underwrites the event, 100% of funds raised will directly benefit The Bridge Youth & Family Services, Fellowship Housing, and A Giving Heart Foundation, providing $30,000 to each organization to further their missions and impact throughout the Chicagoland area.

Long before the first guests arrived, Clearwater team members and volunteers were setting up displays, sponsors were preparing their booths, and car owners were lining up vehicles that represented years of automotive passion and dedication. By mid-morning, the grounds were filled with families exploring rows of exotic, luxury, and collector vehicles while learning about the work of the event’s beneficiary organizations.

Now in its sixth year, the Charity Supercar Show has become a signature community event, blending automotive enthusiasm with charitable impact. What began as a creative way to bring people together around a common interest has evolved into a meaningful tradition supported by dedicated volunteers, generous sponsors, passionate car owners, and engaged community members.

Throughout the event, attendees had the opportunity to meet representatives from each beneficiary organization, participate in raffles and fundraising activities, and learn how their support helps strengthen the lives of children, families, and individuals throughout the region.

“Every year, we are reminded that this event is about so much more than the cars,” said Katie Berganske Frank, Executive Director of Clearwater Capital Foundation. “The vehicles may draw people in, but it’s the generosity of this community that leaves the lasting impression. Because of that support, three incredible organizations will have additional resources to continue serving those who need them most.”

The beneficiary organizations each address critical needs within the community. The Bridge Youth & Family Services provides counseling, prevention, and crisis intervention services for children and families. Fellowship Housing empowers single mothers and their children to build a path toward long-term independence and stability. A Giving Heart Foundation advances pediatric cardiac care and supports families navigating complex medical journeys.

“One of the most rewarding parts of the day is seeing the community rally around these organizations,” said James Chapman, Partner and Chief Innovation Officer of Clearwater Capital Partners. “This event continues to demonstrate what is possible when sponsors, volunteers, car owners, and attendees come together in support of a common cause.”

The event’s lasting impact will be measured not by attendance or horsepower, but by the resources provided to organizations serving children, families, and individuals throughout the Chicagoland community.

For more information about Clearwater Capital Foundation or to support its charitable initiatives, visit https://ccpwealth.com/our-foundation/.

About the Foundation

The Clearwater Capital Foundation exists to improve the quality of life for people and to inspire generosity among employees, clients, and community partners for exponential impact. Supported by a dedicated percentage of Clearwater Capital Partners’ gross revenue, the Foundation serves as a catalyst for charitable giving, employee gift matching, volunteerism, fundraising initiatives, and community partnerships that strengthen individuals, families, and communities throughout the region.

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John E. Chapman

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