Giving Back to Our Community

Sierra Cascade Street Rodders, a classic car club, raises funds through our annual Classic Car Show, held the first Saturday in June at the Plumas-Sierra County Fairgrounds in Quincy. Together through the generosity of our members, sponsors, participants, and volunteers, the Sierra Cascade Street Rodders are proud to support local organizations that strengthen and enrich our communities.

The members of Sierra Cascade Street Rodders are all volunteers who generously donate their time and talents to make our annual Show & Shine Car Show a success.

For more than 35 years, proceeds from our Quincy Car Show have helped support volunteer fire departments, schools, animal rescue organizations, and other worthy causes throughout Plumas County.

We are sincerely grateful to the many local businesses that sponsor our Special Awards each year. Their continued generosity helps make our car show a memorable event for participants while supporting our charitable mission.

We also extend our heartfelt appreciation to our Corporate Sponsors. Their generous support is recognized with sponsor banners prominently displayed throughout the fairgrounds during the Show & Shine Car Show, providing participants and visitors the opportunity to recognize the businesses that make this event—and our community outreach—possible.

Making a Difference in 2026

This year, under the leadership of our President, Jim Dickinson, club members are actively researching the current needs of local volunteer fire departments, animal rescue organizations, and area schools. As those needs are identified, we are proud to provide financial support and donations to help make a meaningful impact in our community.

Giving Back in 2025

Paws in Quincy was presented by member Patrice Dickinson to Paula Scofield on August 26, 2025

Friends of Animals was presented by member Jim Dickinson to Nina Stone on August 26, 2025

President Mike Kirk presented to John Hunter, Greenville-Taylorsville Volunteer Firefighters Association a check for $2,415

Patty Johnson and Barbara Sullivan presented Hi Sierra Animal Shelter with a check for $500. Abby Birnbryer, Mtg Director and Pup, Marley gratefully accepted.

Quincy Elementary School, Alder Campus Library Shelving $1,000

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Serving Our Community 2024


Friends of Animals $500.00

Jay Skow and Heidi Lampe

Paws Animal Shelter $500.00

Diane Skow and Pam Keller

High Sierra Animal Shelter $500.00

Mike Kirk and Doug Rodriquez

Quincy Elementary School Alder Campus Library $375.00

Patty Kirk and Laura Miller

QHS High School Boosters $350.00

Mike Kirk and coach Ron James

Eastern Plumas Angel Program $300.00

Delia Bonta and Dink Rife

Plumas Hospice Program $300.00

Susan Delano accepting

Meadow Valley Fire Department $1048.00

Tim Evans and Joe Buckley

Sierra County Fire #1 $1479.00

Plumas Eureka Fire $1414.50

Quincy Fire Department $1219.40

Plumas Sierra Fire Department – New Uniforms

Recipients of Our 2023 Community Giving

Patty Kirk presenting $300 check to Holly at the Mohawk Community Resource Center in Graeagle, February 2, 1923

High Sierra Animal Shelter-$500

Paws Animal Shelter-$500

Friends Of Animals-$500

Quincy Fire Department-$800

Bucks Lake Fire Department-$1034

Meadow Valley Fire Department-$2300

Community Support ’21–’22

Adam Alexander presenting a check of $250 to Ms. Eliza Hardee in the Quincy HS music department.

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