Victory Junction Gang Camp founder Kyle Petty will rub elbows with
some high-wattage celebrities Monday as he is honored for his work with
the camp that supports children with chronic medical conditions or
serious illnesses.
Petty has earned recognition as part of the
"Celebration of Paul Newman's Dream," a fundraiser in Avery Fisher Hall
at New York City's Lincoln Center. Newman was the driving force behind
the Association of Hole in the Wall Camps, a network that includes
NASCAR-themed Victory Junction.
Newman's widow, Joanne Woodward, will host the
event, which also will feature appearances by Tina Fey, Jake Gyllenhaal
and Jimmy Fallon. Paul Simon, Elvis Costello, Trisha Yearwood and Josh
Groban will perform at the fundraiser.
Kyle Petty and son Austin Petty will accept the
honor on behalf of Victory Junction, which Kyle and wife Pattie Petty
founded in memory of their son Adam, who lost his life in a racing
accident at New Hampshire in May 2000.
/// Press Release
Kyle Petty to be honored for charity work
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