The Earnhardt family gathers to mark 20 years of support for Kannapolis Education Foundation. From left: Kerry Earnhardt, Rene Earnhardt, Cathy Earnhardt Watkins, Martha Earnhardt, Mike Watkins, Kelley Earnhardt Miller, LW Miller and Kaye Earnhardt Snipes.
By Jessica Groover Pacek |
Kelley Earnhardt, right, vice president, business manager and co-owner of JR Motorsports, presents a $5,000 donation from The Dale Jr. Foundation to (left) Joe Trull, chairman of the Kannapolis Education Foundation board of directors, and Kannapolis City Schools Superintendent Pam Cain during the Kannapolis Education Foundation’s fundraising breakfast on Tuesday. The event celebrated the group’s 20th anniversary and the legacy of Dale Earnhardt Sr., Kelley Earnhardt’s father.
KANNAPOLIS, N.C. – The Kannapolis Education Foundation celebrated its 20th anniversary and honored the legacy of Dale Earnhardt Sr., who provided the group’s seed money, during a fundraising breakfast at the North Carolina Research Campus on Tuesday.
The Earnhardt family gathers to mark 20 years of support for Kannapolis Education Foundation. From left: Kerry Earnhardt, Rene Earnhardt, Cathy Earnhardt Watkins, Martha Earnhardt, Mike Watkins, Kelley Earnhardt Miller, LW Miller and Kaye Earnhardt Snipes.
Kelley Earnhardt, right, vice president, business manager and co-owner of JR Motorsports, presents a $5,000 donation from The Dale Jr. Foundation to (left) Joe Trull, chairman of the Kannapolis Education Foundation board of directors, and Kannapolis City Schools Superintendent Pam Cain during the Kannapolis Education Foundation’s fundraising breakfast on Tuesday. The event celebrated the group’s 20th anniversary and the legacy of Dale Earnhardt Sr., Kelley Earnhardt’s father.
