About the Event:
Fun family event with a car show, craft fair, entertainment, beer garden and fun activities for the kids. Join the community and help raise money for kids with Dyslexia in Spokane. You can help by either donating for the cause, volunteering, raffle donations or sponsorship.
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July 19th 2025 @ Harmon Park
About the Cause:
Dyslexia is a learning weakness in reading and writing, which impacts the reader’s ability to decode and comprehend written words fluently and with accurate speed.
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Funds from this event will provide 1-5 kids in Spokane that have dyslexia the help they need.
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It costs $4100 for a year of help to get each student to their grade level of reading.
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The money will assist with interventions and assessment evaluations. The goal is to get at least 4 kids to be able to read to their grade level standards.
About the Beneficiary:
A nonprofit founded in 2022 with a mission to support, empower, and advocate for individuals with dyslexia, their families, and professionals in the Inland Northwest. https://inwdyslexia.org
For information about this event, please email Rockstarwheelers@gmail.com
Our Story
Anne Carl, the president of Rock Star Wheelers, 501c3 nonprofit public charity. Rock Star Wheelers provides financial assistance to local nonprofits in need by organizing impactful benefit events.
Based in the Spokane area, Rock Star Wheelers was founded with the mission of showing others that they are not alone, and that help is available through a compassionate community. As a group of car enthusiasts, they channel their passion for vehicles to make a difference, which inspired the organization’s unique name.
Each year, Rock Star Wheelers selects a local nonprofit experiencing financial distress and hosts events to raise funds for them. These events feature 100 vendors, seven food trucks, four live bands, 300 motorized show vehicles, trophies, raffles, and kid-friendly activities. 100% of the proceeds go directly to the beneficiary. To date, the organization has raised $40,000 for small nonprofits in Spokane.
This year, their chosen beneficiary is the INW Dyslexia Alliance, which requires $4,100 annually to help each local child reach their full reading potential. Previous beneficiaries include organizations such as Second Harvest, Meals on Wheels, Veterans Community Response, Transitions Housing, YMCA, The Freeman Foundation, Spokane Humane Society, and Beyond the Call of Duty, among others.
When you support Rock Star Wheelers, you are backing a passionate, volunteer-driven nonprofit dedicated to making a tangible difference in the community. The best way to help is by attending their events, sharing their mission, or contributing through sponsorships, raffle items, or donations.
If you’d like to get involved, please contact Anne Carl to learn how you can support their incredible work!