Flushing Car Show Helps Autistic Kids

By QNS Editorial Posted on May 3, 2012

Members of the East Coast Car Association teamed up with the Knights of Columbus Post 569 for a flea market and car show on Sunday, Apr. 29, at P.S. 177 in Flushing. As noted, the event raised funds to support autism awareness programs. In addition to checking out classic cars, guests also enjoyed a barbecue, live music, face-painting and visits by the Fire Department’s Fire Safety Unit and the Flushing Volunteer Ambulance Corps.

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