Sarah Cornett-Ching, a NASCAR K and N Pro Series and ARCA Racing Series driver has a new partnership with the Tim Horton Children’s Foundation.
To launch the new relationship, Cornett-Ching, of Summerland, will have a special paint scheme on the No. 2 Chevrolet at the Kentucky Speedway on Sept. 25.
The paint scheme features the foundation’s Send A Kid To Camp campaign.
“This is an exciting opportunity for me and my team,” Cornett-Ching said in a team statement. “It’s no secret that I’m a huge fan of Tim Hortons, and to have the chance to represent them with our No. 2 Tim Horton Children’s Foundation Chevrolet is a huge honour.”
Representatives from the foundation were also pleased with the partnership.
“We at the Tim Horton Children’s Foundation are very excited to be working with Sarah and her team for the upcoming ARCA race at Kentucky and beyond,” said Jacob Chewning, general manager at Tim Horton Camp Kentahten. “Sarah possesses a lot of the qualities that we teach at our camps, which makes her a great fit for our organization. We look forward to driving awareness and involvement with our camps and growing our partnership together for the foreseeable future.”
The Tim Horton Children’s Foundation is committed to providing enriching camp experiences that develop lifelong skills for children and youth from low-income families.
The organization maintains seven campsites across the United States and Canada, including Camp Kentahten in Campbellsville, Kentucky, a short drive from Kentucky Speedway.
“I had the opportunity to hear some of the stories from campers at Camp Kentahten last week and it was heart-warming to hear all the neat things they do at camp,” said Cornett-Ching.
“There are so many things they never get the opportunity to experience in their young lives, but the camp environment makes it possible for them. It’s inspiring to see their faces light up when they learn something new or do something they never thought possible.”
In an effort to boost the Send A Kid To Camp campaign, Cornett-Ching will also carry an in-car camera for the Fox Sports 1 broadcast of the Kentucky event featuring the foundation’s logo and website where fans can make donations to the Foundation.
Donations of all sizes are accepted and fans may also choose to donate their time as a camp volunteer as well.
The Kentucky Speedway where Cornett-Ching will debut the new partnership is the penultimate round for the ARCA Racing Series presented by Menards.
The race, featuring the THCF in-car camera, can be seen live on Friday night on Fox Sports 1.