Lowcountry Basement Systems Supports Make-A-Wish Foundation
Hotrods! Fast cars! Motorcycles! Beer and Bratwurst were all part of the 7th Annual Effingham Oktoberfest last weekend. The event was the first of it’s kind; a pairing of German celebrations and the RockaBilly Car and Motorcycle show at Freedom Park in Rincon, GA. Lowcountry Basement Systems was there supporting the benefactor of the car and motorcycle show, the Make-A-Wish Foundation.
Victor Gaylord, the organizer of the show, said Lowcountry Basements Systems was one of the first companies he reached out to when he decided to have the event. As strong members of our community, Lowcountry Basement Systems was excited to help the Make-A-Wish Foundation through this opportunity. Local business owners Rob and Nancy Videon sponsored the “Best Wheels” awards and also rented a booth to introduce our crawl space, foundation repair, and concrete leveling services to people as they enjoyed their day.
Before the event took place, Rob fell in love with the idea of helping children. “I love to help people. That’s the business we’re in. We help people all the time protect their home, their largest investment. I can’t think of a better way to help someone, especially a child than to lift their spirits. Even if it only lasts a second. The smile on any children’s face is worth it to me. I hate that they are in the predicament that they are in, but I want to help, and this is a way we can do that.”
Amongst the good food and amazing cars, Lowcountry Basement Systems made many friends over the weekend. Here are a few photos from the event.
Under a beautiful blue Georgia sky, the cars started arriving early in the morning.
Lowcountry Basement Systems supported the Make-A-Wish Foundation at the 7th Annual Effingham Oktoberfest, RockABilly Car and Motorcycle show this year. Rob Videon, owner of the company is pictured here with a 1923 Model T Ford, winner of the Best Wheels award.
Rob Videon, owner of Lowcountry Basement Systems presents the Best Wheels award to Andy Hitchock for his 1923 Model T Ford.
Director of the Effingham Chamber of Commerce, Rick Lott, and Lowcountry Basement Systems Marketing Assistant Michael Connolly stand in front of a 31 Model A built by event organizer Victor Gaylord.
Owner of this 64 Deville, Christina Montagnino and Lowcountry Basement Systems’ Marketing Assistant Michael Connolly.
Bratwurst and pommes frittes made the perfect lunch at the 2016 Oktoberfest.
Lowcountry Basement Systems is a proud member of our community. If you would like to invite us to your upcoming event, please contact Michael Connolly our Marketing Assistant at [email protected].
