The Vintage Car Club (VCC) of Castle Rock is proud to have supported a variety of charities over the years through donations made by the club. The majority of VCC’s revenue for donations is generated from two annual car shows the group hosts. The largest is the Classic Rock Cruise In Car Show held in June the Saturday before Father’s Day in downtown Castle Rock that brings in over 300 classic cars for the car show.  Hot Rods in The Village Car Show is a smaller more intimate car show with about 100 classic cars held in August at the Village at Castle Pines.  The entry fees collected from the car shows goes through the Vintage Car Club of Castle Rock to supporting various local charities. 

The Club manages a student scholarship program and makes available Automotive Technology Scholarships to senior students located in Douglas County and Elbert County that have access to automotive related skills classes and planning to attend a college or trade school in Colorado pursuing a certification or degree in the automotive industry.

The scholarship program is designed to help selected senior students build a successful career and rewarding life in the automotive field.  Each year, VCC determines a scholarship amount to be awarded and partners with the automotive programs at Douglas County High School, Ponderosa High School, and Elizabeth High School.  The VCC approved application and review process is managed by the automotive shop instructors at each of the high schools.  The students applying for the scholarship must be (1) in good standing with their high school, (2) have maintained passing grades, (3) plans to register for College during the next fall or spring semester following high school graduation, and (4) submits an essay to the shop instructor addressing the following two questions – “Why do you want this scholarship?” and “Why do you want to be involved in the automotive industry?”  The students are selected prior to graduation and are recognized by VCC during the award presentation at the Classic Rock Cruise In Car Show in Castle Rock in June.  The awarded scholarship funding is sent directly to the college or trade school to be applied towards the tuition costs of the selected students.  In 2022 and 2023, the Vintage Car Club partnered with Wheel Pros and donated $20,000 towards four separate $5,000 scholarships.

2023 Student Scholarship Recipients

Rusty Bragg

Ethan Johnson

2022 Student Scholarship Recipients

Chip Foose Congratulates Charles Stiles

Jared Moe & Charles Stiles

Chip Foose Congratulates Jared Moe

2021 Student Scholarship Recipient

2020 Student Scholarship Recipient

2018 Student Scholarship Recipient

Mitchell Holman

Jacob Skelton

Noah Rawls

Past winners of the VCC Automotive Technology Scholarship have attended the automotive technology programs offered at Arapahoe Community College, Lincoln College of Technology, and Pickens Technology College.

In addition to our Automotive Technology Scholarship, VCC provides funding to other selected charitable organizations that have included the Castle Rock Police Officers Foundation, Fallen Officers Fund of Douglas County, Douglas County Veterans Monument Foundation, Help & Hope Center, The Mane Mission, Mattersville Heros & Hybrids, Sky Cliff Center, and Toys for Tots.

VCC is a car club that is honored to have a role in supporting our community in a very positive way that touches the lives of many.