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Details of "Drag Racing Association of Women - DRAW"Drag Racing Association of Women - DRAW on RaceDrive® is shown in these Categories - Foundations
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http://www.drawfasthelp.org
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Drag Racing Association of Women - DRAW is a non-profit organization that provides financial and emotional support to qualified individuals involved in drag racing accidents at a track. From 1985 through 2005, DRAW provided a total of $2,718,277 in financial assistance to 569 racing families. In 2005, financial assistance totaled $205,350. No one receives a salary and all office work is done from the homes and businesses of the volunteers. Anyone, including racers, team owners, sponsors, track owners, manufacturers, fans and more can become involved in DRAW. DRAW has remained strong throughout their existence due to the generous participation of volunteers and contributors who loyally support them. DRAW's motto is "Fast Help For Fast Friends!"
Celebrating 21 Years of Service to the Drag Racing Community
DRAW was officially organized in 1985 following a successful 1984 fundraiser for injured racer, Shirley Muldowney.
Drag Racing Association of Women - DRAW is a non-profit organization that provides financial and emotional support to qualified individuals involved in drag racing accidents at a track. From 1985 through 2005, DRAW provided a total of $2,718,277 in financial assistance to 569 racing families. In 2005, financial assistance totaled $205,350. No one receives a salary and all office work is done from the homes and businesses of the volunteers. Anyone, including racers, team owners, sponsors, track owners, manufacturers, fans and more can become involved in DRAW. DRAW has remained strong throughout their existence due to the generous participation of volunteers and contributors who loyally support them. DRAW's motto is "Fast Help For Fast Friends!"
Celebrating 21 Years of Service to the Drag Racing Community
DRAW was officially organized in 1985 following a successful 1984 fundraiser for injured racer, Shirley Muldowney.