A 1934 Ford, a ’56 Thunderbird, a Studebaker Avanti and 51 other vehicles had something in common Saturday — they were Driven for Justice.
The 54 vehicles registered for the Second Annual Driven for Justice Car Show helped raise $8,510 for the Child Advocacy Center of Central Oklahoma and the children and families it serves.
For Executive Director KC Campbell, however, the event’s success was about …
