Autosounds and Chick-fil-A host fourth annual car show to support Autism

LINCOLN, Neb. (KLKN) – For the fourth year in a row, Autosounds and Chick-fil-A have partnered together to make a change for the Autism Family Network here in Lincoln.

The event started as a way to bring the community together and inspire change towards autism awareness.

The way it works is anyone in the community is allowed to bring their vehicle into the show. It costs $30 the day of the event to register. All of the proceeds from ticket sales go directly to the network.

Autism Family Network is a volunteer based non-profit that supports individuals on the autism spectrum and their families. Through this event they are able to raise money in a fun way and create awareness.

There are also donation boxed located around the event that spectators can contribute to. The event is free for anyone to attend and features a live DJ.

Chick-fil-A is donating 10% of all of their sales made during 5-7 pm.

Jason Jadlicka, the owner of Autosounds has really enjoyed the partnership he’s created for this event.

“They’ve been really easy to work with and great partners. There’s a lot that goes into it but with this being our fourth year we kind of have our feet on the ground and know what were doing,” says Jadlicka.

The event is from 4- 7:30 and has already seen a turnout of over 60 vehicles in the show.