Due to more issues than we can count, we had to cancel for this year.

See you next year with bells on!

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Saturday Dec 12th – meet at Portland Meadows – 11am – depart at 12:00 Noon.

Founded by Family Fun Rods and Customs. Bring Unwrapped toys/gifts for girls and boys. Ages 2-17. Rain or Shine we roll!  Santa will be there in his convertible.

Portland Meadows – 1001 NE.Schmeer Rd Portland OR 97217

Join Santa & Sargeant Damon Coates for a cruise up MLK from the Portland Meadows parking lot to Emanuel Children’s Hospital – bring your street rod or regular ride – everyone is welcome!   parade style right down MLK!  This was founded by Family Fun Rods and Customs, but has expanded to include a multiple of various car clubs over the years – everyone is invited!!!

Saturday, December 12th – 11:30 PM, Noon departure
Meet at:
Portland Meadows 1001 NE.Schmeer Rd Portland OR 97217

WHAT TO BRING

Bring an unwrapped gift for a child 3-17. This is a wonderful event & a chance to give a little something to someone truly in need of a bright spot in there day. The gift’s that are donated are given out year round to the children as they get settled into there room and hopefully gives them some comfort. Also this is a time to give something to mom & dad (if you feel so moved) as so many times they go without the basics because they are putting all of their time, energy, & effort into their children.

We’ll be meeting up at 11am Saturday December 12th – we usually have at least 200 cars+ – this is a great cause for kids! There is a cruise to Beaches afterwards for fun too if you’d like for food and beverages of your choice.

Greg Hopp got in a 20SS outboard hydro for the first time in over 20 years, and gave a perfect example on how NOT to drive an outboard hydro.

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As our major event for the year approaches there have been some changes and updates so be sure to check out the main event page for current information.

2146 SE Monroe ST, Milwaukie, OR 97222
Entry-car show: Corner of SE Harrison and SE McLaughlin – from McLaughlin Turn East on SE Harrison St.

Schedule is now posted:

Saturday

8am – Car show entry open.
10am – Show begins
11am -6pm – boat racing at the Jefferson St. Ramp, including live music, beverage garden, and BBQ
12 Noon – Car entry is closed – Beverage Gardens and live music begins until 10pm at the American Legion Celebration Village 2146 SE Monroe
4pm – Awards ceremony – Car show hosted by Police Chief Jordan and Damon Coates
4:30pm – Cruise on Out of Here Parade – cars

Sunday
Final Day   11am -6pm boat racing at the Jefferson St. Ramp, including live music, beverage garden, and BBQ

The Wischnofske’s, Ted and Amanda, are in their early 30’s and have three beautiful children.  They are however dealing with enormous medical challenges.  Their eldest child, seven year old Chance, is currently on the Make a Wish Foundation wish list.  Like most children his age Chance just wants to go to Disneyland, except he has Cystic Fibrosis.  Because of his Cystic Fibrosis, Chance will likely soon require total lung replacement surgery, assuming donor organs can be acquired.  Unfortunately, even such extensive surgery will not be enough, he would likely continue to require a heart transplant which is not covered by the family’s health plan.

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Hydroplanes

For complete details and updates on the June 13/14 Event in Milwaukie,Or see our dedicated page

In addition to the Annual Car Cruisin we have added Hydroplane Boat Racing this year with the help of CORA (Columbia Outboard Racing Association). They will be racing right in front of the Milwaukie Boat Ramp!

Jerry Hopp Racing - Grand Prix Hydroplane

Jerry Hopp Racing Team based in Seattle, Wa are bringing a Grand Prix Hydro for an exhibition.  A dock side dry fire to alert the neighbors and friends in Milwaukie for the Cruisin For Hope Event, This is the first of it’s kind in the Portland area and you don’t want to miss this!

Update:  Do to regulations Jerry Hopp’s boat will be on display but unable to run downtown this year.  We are already working on making this happen for next year.