Ending the Season by Giving Back

Presented by the Woodard Van Riper Foundation, a decade-old tradition returns.

Artomobilia's driving season ends the way a good season should: by giving back. The Artomobilia Driven to Give Road Rally, presented by the Woodard Van Riper Foundation, closes the year with nearly $140,000 directed to charities chosen by select entrants in the event.

The Indianapolis automotive community has always found ways to give back, and Driven to Give is one more. Through the generosity of the event's entrants and matching funds from Turner Woodard's family foundation, the Woodard Van Riper Family Foundation, this year's rally turns a great day of driving into a meaningful gift for the causes these enthusiasts care about most.

There's history here. The foundation ran charitable Road Rallies for nearly a decade before Covid, and Driven to Give is the rebooted version of that tradition. This year marks a new era for the event, focused on select members of the Indianapolis automotive community and their favorite charities.

The route is worthy of the occasion. The rally launches from Silo Auto Club in downtown Indianapolis, with the help of Mike Simmons and his team, then winds through some of the best roads southern Indiana has to offer before finishing at the Turner Jeffrey Building in downtown Carmel. Great roads, great cars, and a great cause, the combination that has always defined the best days in this hobby.

We're genuinely excited to partner with the Turner Woodard family and their foundation, to contribute to the next era of their charitable giving across the Indianapolis automotive community, and to help create a distinct driving experience that ushers in a new chapter of rallies presented by the Woodard Van Riper Foundation.

It's a fitting close to the season: the road, the cars, and the community, all pointed toward doing some good locally.