| July 29, 2006 AMERICAN CANCER SOCIETY HITCHES A RIDE WITH NEWMAN WACHS
Regional ACS Chapter Partners With NWR for Cancer Patients announcement of Newman Wachs Racing’s (NWR) QUIT! campaign, NWR partners with the regional chapter of the American Cancer Society (ACS) to better serve the citizens of The regional chapter of ACS announces two new charity drives during the Canary Foundation Grand Prix of ‘Cars For A Cure’ campaign asks racing fans to donate a car, truck, van, recreational vehicle or boat. The proceeds from the sale of the donated vehicle will go to support the ACS and the donation is tax deductible. NWR also joins the ‘Car and Drivers’ campaign, a program which matches volunteer drivers to cancer patients in need of regular transportation to treatment facilities. “The American Cancer Society is a mainstay in public awareness and research regarding cancer,” said Cea Larkin, Director of Marketing for NWR. “Their principles mirror not only those of our QUIT! campaign, but those of the entire Newman Wachs Racing team.” The ACS, founded in 1913, has invested nearly $3 billion in cancer research since its inception and has funded 38 Nobel Prize winners. The ACS continues to provide contributions supporting research, prevention, patient services, and treatment to the community. For more information on the ‘Cars For A Cure’ campaign and the ACS, call 1-888-CAR-5500 or visit NWR, established in October, 2005 by Paul Newman and Eddie Wachs, began its QUIT! campaign early in the 2006 Champ Car Atlantic season. Its goal, with the help of various corporate and philanthropic sponsors, is to encourage racing fans to quit smoking by providing tobacco awareness education through NWR’s involvement in motorsports. For more information on the NWR team, visit www.newmanwachsracing.com. Cea Larkin Marketing Director
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