Bryce's dream day
Bryce is ten years old and loves two things: exotic cars and Home Alone. We turned both into the ultimate dream trip for him — a story ABC11 came out to cover.

04 — Ride of Your Life · 501(c)(3)
Our mission is to create unmatched experiences for blind, deaf and underserved youth in need, through the power of automobiles — and to leave families with memories that last a lifetime.
Who we are
Ride of Your Life is a North Carolina nonprofit foundation, operated exclusively for charitable and educational purposes within the meaning of Section 501(c)(3). It is governed by a volunteer board of directors chosen for their expertise and their ability to help carry out the mission, and funded through grants, gifts and donations.
Eligible young people are identified through community resources — the Boy and Girl Scouts, the YMCA of the Triangle, Triangle Family Services, Flight of Hope, the Governor Morehead School for the Blind and Visually Impaired, and various medical-related support groups. Programs are made available exclusively to youth selected on an objective and non-discriminatory basis.
Core values
We operate with kindness, sensitivity and generosity.
We provide children in need with unique and fun opportunities through the wonderful world of automobiles.
We leverage partnerships with nonprofits, businesses, individuals and the philanthropic community.
We promote community involvement, support and giving.
What we fund
Stories of rides
Bryce is ten years old and loves two things: exotic cars and Home Alone. We turned both into the ultimate dream trip for him — a story ABC11 came out to cover.
Students explored what makes these machines so remarkable — touching them, sitting in them and listening to them. The roar of the engines brought smiles to everyone in the lot.
A ride experience in a Ford GT40 and a Shelby Cobra for two of the hardest-working Scouts we've met. Two of the most iconic American cars ever built, and two priceless faces.
The YMCA of the Triangle's partnership with Ride of Your Life gave campers a day inside a working exotic car facility — not a museum, a garage.
When a young patient couldn't come to the cars, the cars went to UNC Hospital and parked outside his window.
The monthly CECC car show brings the sight and sound of the Triangle's best exotics to any kid whose parents can get them there. No ticket required.
Request an experience
If you work with a young person — or an organisation serving young people — who would light up at a day like this, tell us about them.
Governance
Ride of Your Life is governed by a volunteer board. Foundation mail: PO Box 90534, Raleigh, NC 27675.
Corporate sponsors
Interested in sponsoring? Corporate club membership puts your company name on the CECC sponsorship wall and directly supports the foundation. Enquire here.