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Classic Chevy Houston helps J.J. Watt raise $300,000 for the Justin J Watt Foundation!

On May 9th, two cadets from the Clements High School Navy JROTC program paid a visit to Don Kerstetter, part owner and general manager of Classic Chevrolet in Sugar Land.

Cadet Lieutenant Commander Christopher Mann and Executive Officer Ed Alexander presented an award as a token of thanks and appreciation to Mr. Kerstetter and his dealership for a donation made earlier in the school year to the Clements NJROTC Unit. Clements cadets are very active in the community providing manpower for numerous charities including the Alzheimer Association and The Fort Bend Education Foundation.

Tickets are on sell now for the 2012 Pro Grad car raffle. Tickets are $100 each, and only 500 tickets will be sold! The drawing will take place after the Clements High School night football game at Mercer Stadium on Oct 28th. The car raffle is the biggest fundraising event of the year for the CHS Senior Class Pro Grad Program.

Pro Grad is a long-standing tradition at Clements High School that allows the seniors to have one last night together in a supervised lock-in on campus the night of graduation. This celebration provides an all-inclusive event for the entire senior class, safe from drugs or alcohol. The committee this year is proud to announce a partnership with Classic Chevrolet for the raffle of a new 2012 Chevy Camaro to help raise money.

As General Motors' "Dealer of the Year", Classic Chevrolet owner Don Kerstetter, and General Manager Mark Kolon, are pleased to be part of this community high school fundraiser.

This was the 7th Annual event for the Ft. Bend Regional Council on Substance Abuse Inc.
Classic Chevrolet was a Silver Sponsor and sponsored two teams for the event. The "Classic Bowlers" won the tournament. The names of the players from left to right are Kevan Tvrdy, Chris Panos, Tom Cranford, and Terry Mann.
As the tournament coincides with Armed Forces Day, this year’s theme honors the brave men and women of the United States Military. All proceeds will benefit FBRC’s youth & community treatment programs. These include Summer Explosion, High School Leadership, Red Ribbon Week events, and other beneficial programs that keep Fort Bend County kids and their families safe & drug-free.