Greater Dover Chamber of Commerce issued the following announcement on October 15.
The NASCAR Foundation announced its four finalists for the 11th annual Betty Jane France Humanitarian Award. Each volunteer represents a nonprofit organization dedicated to improving the lives of kids in different racing communities across our nation.
The 11th annual Betty Jane France Humanitarian Award finalists include: Erin Collins of Dallas, Texas; Jaeleen Davis of Midland, Michigan; Jeff Harmon of Louisville, Kentucky; Beverly Hodsdon of Exeter, New Hampshire.
Beverly Hodsdon, owner of Joyce Design Solutions LLC, is a volunteer with Richie McFarland Children’s Center, an early childhood program that helps young children reach their full developmental potential while supporting their families throughout the process. Beverly has been a pillar of the organization for 17 years, devoting her time to help in different capacities as a board member, creating fundraising events, bringing the largest donor of the organization, and providing graphic design and marketing services.
The Betty Jane France Humanitarian Award, named in honor of the foundation’s late founder and chairwoman Betty Jane France, recognizes NASCAR fans who volunteer for children’s causes in their racing communities. Each finalist receives a minimum $25,000 donation for their organization with the overall winner receiving a $100,000 donation from The NASCAR Foundation to further their efforts.
The overall winner of the $100,000 donation from The NASCAR Foundation will be determined by an online vote, which is open now. Fans can vote once a day, every day through November 12th at noon ET on NASCARfoundation.org/Award. The overall winner will be announced virtually on November 17th.
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