Partnership for Families, Children and Adults' membership network is teaming up with the Crown Automotive Group to host the 2^nd annual Scenic City Car Rally on Sunday, Oct. 25, from 2–5 p.m.

The event, sponsored by Crown Subaru, will begin in the Food City parking lot at 703 Signal Mountain Road. Proceeds from the rally will benefit Partnership for Families, Children and Adults, which has supported Chattanooga’s most vulnerable individuals and families in the for nearly 150 years.

Officials said, "While supporting a great cause, the driver and navigator pair will follow a set of written instructions to guide them through the route’s hidden checkpoints. The course guides teams through some of the area’s stunning views, including Signal Mountain and Mowbray Mountain. Duos will be scored by route accuracy and adherence to speed limits and laws through the designated course.

"For $20, a team ticket covers two full days of care for a client at Partnership’s domestic violence shelter. The first 48 hours of a client’s visit are often the most critical. By providing a safe place to sleep and live, access to free counseling, court advocacy, case management services, and nutritious meals, Partnership helps to begin the healing journey toward a brighter future.

"Put on your best family-friendly costume for both you and your vehicle and join the adventure. Awards will be given for best team costumes, and we have car-safe window paint for you to create your own jack-o-lantern design on your car before we start the rally."

“We’re proud to host the 2^nd Annual Scenic City Rally to support Partnership for Families, Children and Adults,” said Keith Aviles, Crown Subaru General Manager. “This event is a great way to get out, enjoy some beautiful roads, have a little friendly competition, and support a great local organization. We’re looking forward to another fun day on the road this year."

“Thank you to Crown Subaru for partnering with Partnership’s Victim Support Services,” said Carmen Hutson, Director of Victim Support Services. “We are grateful for your support and for helping keep domestic violence awareness at the forefront during Domestic Violence Awareness Month. Your generosity helps survivors and their families rebuild their lives, and we truly appreciate your commitment to making a meaningful difference in our community.”

For more information or to register for the rally, visit the registration page.