Corvettes For A Cure

A Benefit For The Delaware Valley Chapter Of The Alzheimer’s Association

About the Founder

             Lance Miller and Adam Wartell

Adam Wartell is the founder and organizer of Corvettes for a Cure. This well-attended Corvette show benefits the Alzheimer's Association, Delaware Valley Chapter. The show is held in the Phoenixville, PA to raise funds to find a cure for a disease that affects hundreds of thousands of people every year.

Wartell founded the show to honor his grandmother, who recently died from Alzheimer's Disease.

Wartell also owns C3 Vette Registry (C3VR), an online members-only Website that bills itself as "the best resource on the 'net for C3 Vettes." C3, or Third Generation Corvettes are those built from model years 1968 through 1982.

Aside from his registry, Wartell is a member of the Corvette Club of the Delaware Valley and an all-around Corvette enthusiast. He also participates in "Corvettes at Carlisle" in Carlisle, Pennsylvania.

"I wanted to find a way to raise funds for the Alzheimer's Association because of my Grandmother," Wartell said. "Corvettes for a Cure 2007 is our fourth year, and I know this show is only going to continue to grow to benefit more people living with this horrible disease."

For more information about what you can do to help fight Alzheimer's Disease, please visit http://www.alz.org/desjsepa.