Corvette For a Cure

Corvette For A Cure 2022 has ended, but you can still join the race to end childhood cancer.

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The car

2022 Chevrolet Corvette C8 Stingray Coupe Z51 3LT

Sticker Price: $89,870

  • 6.2 Liter V8, 490 HP & 470 lb.-ft. of Torque
  • 8-Speed Dual Clutch Automatic Transmission
  • 0-60 Miles Per Hour in 2.9 Seconds
  • Jet Black Exterior with Jet Black, Red-Accented Interior
  • Trident-Spoke, Machine-Faced, Spectra Gray Wheels
  • Targa Top Removable Roof
  • Front Adjustable Lift: 2” Adjustability with 1,000 Way Points

Z51 Performance Package

  • Performance Exhaust
  • Performance Suspension
  • Performance Axle Ratio
  • Performance Brakes and Tires: 19” Front and 20” Rear Wheels
  • Z51 Rear Spoiler
  • Heavy Duty Cooling System

3LT Premium Equipment Package

  • Jet Black, Napa Leather Seats with Perforated Sueded Microfiber Inserts
  • Torch Red Interior Accents and Torch Red Belts
  • Heated and Ventilated Driver and Passenger Seats
  • Premium Infotainment System with Navigation, Apple CarPlay, and Android Auto
  • High-Definition All-Digital Instrument Cluster with Extensive Vehicle Controls
  • Heads Up Display
  • Bose Performance Series Sound System
  • High-Definition Front and Rear Cameras
  • Leather-Wrapped and Carbon Fiber Interior Trim and Accents
  • Carbon Flash Badges and Body Accents
  • Engine Appearance Package with LED Lighting, Red Accents, and Carbon Fiber Accents

A track day darling

“Performance in the supercar range and surgically precise handling make the Corvette a track day darling when equipped with the Z51 package — but its ride over rough stretches is unexpectedly smooth and its cabin is comfortable enough for daily use.”

– DREW DORIAN (CARANDDRIVER.COM)

The Cause

16 YEARS | NEARLY $14M

for pediatric cancer research & treatment

Worldwide, 300,000 families each year hear the words: Your child has cancer. Every day in the United States more than 40 kids are diagnosed with cancer, and it remains the number one cause of death by disease. For those who survive their diagnosis, two-thirds will suffer long-term effects from their treatment including loss of hearing and sight, heart disease, secondary cancers, cognitive disabilities, infertility and more. But you can offer these families hope by investing in childhood cancer research with Jeff Gordon Children’s Foundation.

In 16 years, more than 60,000 people have done just that, raising nearly $14 million through the Corvette For A Cure program alone. And last year, 91 percent of you who made contributions covered your transaction costs — which adds up fast! — and nearly 2,000 especially generous people even made an additional donation. Nearly 100 folks went the extra mile and chose to have their additional contributions recur monthly. THIS is how we beat childhood cancer together.

Your donations fund lifesaving childhood cancer research in big cities and small towns across the country. We can’t do it without you.

The kids

“I can’t leave here until I know what’s wrong with my baby.” – Hanna, Duke’s mom

Duke was born six days early, on Sept. 13, 2020, after a completely uneventful pregnancy and delivery (other than arriving during a global pandemic). He was 7 pounds, 7 ounces, and EVERYTHING his first-time parents dreamed of.

Less than eight weeks into enjoying their new baby boy, Duke’s parents noticed him “spitting up” more than usual. Their pediatrician prescribed an antacid and a hypoallergenic formula, which worked for a few weeks before the “spitting up” returned. Then they’d go back to the doctor and come home with a higher dose of antacid. After going through this four times without any real improvement, Hanna strengthened her resolve.

“I remember Daniel and I discussing going back to the pediatrician the next morning so they could see him again,” Hanna said. “I told Daniel I didn’t want them to write it off like it was nothing because it wasn’t normal. Yes, I was a first-time mom, but I knew in my heart something wasn’t right.”

Hanna can still recall every detail from the visit to the pediatrician’s office the next day. She told the doctor that she couldn’t leave until she knew what was wrong with her baby. And then she watched as the doctor spent extra time examining Duke’s tummy area, repeatedly going back to one spot, comparing it to the other side.

“The doctor told me she knew I was going to have a lot of questions, but that she felt a mass in Duke’s abdomen. I called Daniel right away and we were rushed to an ultrasound. After our pediatrician read the results, she told us to pack our bags and head to the ER at UNC Hospitals, 65 miles away — they would be expecting us.”

Pediatric cancer survivor | Duke undergoing treatment
Pediatric cancer survivor | Duke with mother, Hanna
Pediatric cancer survivor | Duke undergoing treatment
Pediatric cancer survivor | Duke's first birthday

The prizes

  • Entries received Sept. 15-22

    • Corvette drawing
    • $10,000 cash drawing

  • Entries received Sept. 23-29

    • Corvette drawing

*Jeff Gordon personally donated his Corvette and $10,000 cash for this program. All federal taxes are paid on all prizes. Click here to download complete rules, including instructions for entry.

Entries received Sept. 15 through Sept. 22 are entered for the chance to win two drawings: one for $10,000 cash AND one for Jeff Gordon’s Corvette.

Entries received Sept. 23 through Sept. 29 are entered for the chance to win one drawing only, for Jeff Gordon’s Corvette.

2022 winners

Cash drawing winner:

Warren from Louisville, KY

Corvette drawing winner:

Wayne from Chelsea, MI

Past winners

2021

Congratulations, Randall! Watch childhood cancer survivor Aiden draw the winning ticket.

2020

A pilot from Memphis, TN, Vick was rendered nearly speechless when he learned he was JGCF’s first winner of a C8 mid-engine Corvette.

2019

Scott from Brooklyn, MI, relocated his Honda Accord from the garage to make room for Jeff’s 2019 Chevrolet Corvette Grand Sport Coupe.

2018

Kim from Fairfield, Ohio, received the surprise of her life when Jeff personally called to tell her she had won his Corvette.

2017

2017

It took Joe from Absecon, NJ, nine years of buying tickets to win Jeff’s Corvette but his persistence finally paid off!
2016

2016

David of Crossville, TN, is a veteran and former employee of a competing auto manufacturer based in Detroit.
2015

2015

After winning his Corvette, Geovanni of Bronx, NY, became one of the first donors in JGCF’s monthly giving program.
2014

2014

A thoughtful and talented woodworker from Painesville, OH, David sends handmade wooden ornaments for the JGCF Christmas tree.
2013

2013

BEST GIFT EVER. Howard from Shickshinny, PA, received his winning ticket as a Father’s Day present.
2012

2012

Paula of Castroville, CA, and her husband brought freshly harvested artichokes when she came to pick up her new wheels.
2011

2011

The winner of our only three-finalist drawing, Jay of Lakeland, FL, continues to be one of the biggest supporters of our Corvette program.
2010

2010

The day before we announced Cindy from Matthews, NC, as our winner, her husband, Greg, had received his own cancer diagnosis. We’re very happy to report that Greg is doing well today!
2009

2009

Buying a ticket to benefit children was a no-brainer for retired school teacher Richard of Highland, IN.
2008

2008

Tom from Shumway, IL, had always been active helping kids through his local Elks Club, so he was happy to support kids with cancer.
2007

2007

Bob of Daphne, AL, bought his ticket after being inspired by the work of JGCF at Riley Hospital for Children, near his former hometown of Evansville, IN.
2006

2006

The first year of the Corvette program, 75-year-old Norma of Woodland, CA, was our winner. Norma didn’t have a driver’s license, so Jeff gave her husband the rundown.