The Cruz'n Knights Car Club Is located in Manchester, NH. We are a small group of car enthusiasts who enjoy raising money for local charities with car shows, cruise nights, dances, and more.
2001 was a very busy year for us. In addition to our weekly cruise night at Sandy's Variety, we introduced two new monthly cruise nights. One at Advance Auto Parts, and one at Ron's Toy Shop. We also added our First Annual Fall Foliage Cruise Day at Weirs Beach. Sponsored by Nothin' Fancy Mexican Bar and Grill. Plus we had our annual car show in August at The NH Community Technical College at Manchester. We also participated in ihe Balloon Festival in Milford, and we can't forget the Cruz'n Knights Halloween Bash 2001! All proceeds from the events above were donated to The High Hopes Foundation Of New Hampshire.
We also helped out at the Regencey Senior Care Center's Bake Sale / Penny Sale in Londonderry, NH. We had some pumpkins donated and sold them on the side of the road (in the rain) to help raise money for the Center. Pam was dressed in a pumpkin costume and she made the front page of the Derry News !!!
We participated in the Cancer Walk at Singer Park in Manchester, and also at Old Homes Day in Pinardville.
Also new for 2001 was the first annual Proud To Be American Day at Dobles in Manchester. Here we showed our appreciation to those who supported the victims of the 911 tragedy by giving away 200 event t-shirts, hotdogs, apple pie, and Coca Cola. BIG THANKS to Avalanche Screen Printing for donating the shirts !
We introduced another very successful annual event too. Dancing With The Cruz'n Knights. Performing was The Class Of 66, New England's Premier 60's and 70's Band. We raised over $5400.00 for The Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation at this event ! BIG Thanks to N.H. Steel Fabricators for sponsoring the band !!!
We also provided site support for Cruising Downtown Manchester where over 500 antiques, street rods, and special interest cars and trucks took over the city. this was to benefit the New Horizons Soup Kitchen, and the Manchester Police Youth Programs.
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