Rollin’ Dreams 2017 Casino Night by Casino Party USA. The Rollin Dreams Foundation brought in Brian Masters, and Casino Party USA, for their Annual Fundraising event at the Vehicle Vault in Parker, Colorado. Guests attending this fundraiser were treated to great food and drink while playing Craps, Roulette, Blackjack, Poker, and the new Casino Party USA EXCLUSIVE VIDEO SLOTS with custom screen/reels for the Rollin Dreams Foundation. Brian Masters was able to speak with the crowd and helped generate over $10,000 in additional donations for the event. The Parker Vehicle Vault is an incredible venue, and Casino Party USA always loves working with the venue and staffing. #casinofundraising#casinopartyusa#denvercasinopartywww.usacasinoparty.com
Rollin’ Dreams was established to carry out the wishes of Austin Williams who died March 12, 2013, after a three year battle with an aggressive muscle cell cancer called Alveolar Rhabdomyosarcoma.
During his three years of chemo, radiation, a bone marrow transplant, many surgeries, and finally cyber knife radiation, Austin’s biggest complaint was boredom. Like many teens diagnosed with cancer, he was unable to attend school nor hang out with friends for extended periods of time.
As Austin neared age 16, he spent countless hours in the hospital researching classic cars. He identified a ’72 blue Chevelle with white racing stripes as his “dream car.” Thanks to hundreds of people, including reporters from the local NBC News affiliate (KUSA), a local car dealership, a professional organization of car dealers and social media, donations poured in. Austin was surprised with his dream car at a Denver car show in early November, 2012. He obtained his learner’s permit and drove his Chevelle any time an adult would ride with him.
Austin and his parents decided to create a charity, using the car to raise money to fund it. Austin wanted to take his Chevelle to car rallies and ask for donations. He wanted “teenage boys (and girls who like cars)” to have activities to keep them busy while in treatment. He suggested movie passes, Legos, model car kits, art projects, and tickets to music and sporting events. He also wanted kids to be able to take rides in his car. As a long-term goal, Austin wanted to be able to give teens horse-back riding, camping, and other outdoor experiences. He named the charity, “Austin’s Rollin’ Dreams.”
Rollin’ Dreams 2017 Casino Night
by Brian Masters • Events on April 6, 2017
Rollin’ Dreams 2017 Casino Night by Casino Party USA. The Rollin Dreams Foundation brought in Brian Masters, and Casino Party USA, for their Annual Fundraising event at the Vehicle Vault in Parker, Colorado. Guests attending this fundraiser were treated to great food and drink while playing Craps, Roulette, Blackjack, Poker, and the new Casino Party USA EXCLUSIVE VIDEO SLOTS with custom screen/reels for the Rollin Dreams Foundation. Brian Masters was able to speak with the crowd and helped generate over $10,000 in additional donations for the event. The Parker Vehicle Vault is an incredible venue, and Casino Party USA always loves working with the venue and staffing. #casinofundraising #casinopartyusa#denvercasinoparty www.usacasinoparty.com
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Rollin’ Dreams was established to carry out the wishes of Austin Williams who died March 12, 2013, after a three year battle with an aggressive muscle cell cancer called Alveolar Rhabdomyosarcoma.
During his three years of chemo, radiation, a bone marrow transplant, many surgeries, and finally cyber knife radiation, Austin’s biggest complaint was boredom. Like many teens diagnosed with cancer, he was unable to attend school nor hang out with friends for extended periods of time.
As Austin neared age 16, he spent countless hours in the hospital researching classic cars. He identified a ’72 blue Chevelle with white racing stripes as his “dream car.” Thanks to hundreds of people, including reporters from the local NBC News affiliate (KUSA), a local car dealership, a professional organization of car dealers and social media, donations poured in. Austin was surprised with his dream car at a Denver car show in early November, 2012. He obtained his learner’s permit and drove his Chevelle any time an adult would ride with him.
Austin and his parents decided to create a charity, using the car to raise money to fund it. Austin wanted to take his Chevelle to car rallies and ask for donations. He wanted “teenage boys (and girls who like cars)” to have activities to keep them busy while in treatment. He suggested movie passes, Legos, model car kits, art projects, and tickets to music and sporting events. He also wanted kids to be able to take rides in his car. As a long-term goal, Austin wanted to be able to give teens horse-back riding, camping, and other outdoor experiences. He named the charity, “Austin’s Rollin’ Dreams.”
Austin’s family is carrying out his wishes.
Rollin' Dreams 2017