Briggs 5th Annual Car, Motorcycle & Jeep Show
Hosted in loving memory of Camie
Join us for an exciting day of cars, motorcycles, and Jeeps, along with live music, raffles, auctions, trophies, and family-friendly fun, all while supporting children battling cancer and their families and honoring the memory of a very special little girl named Camie.
Event Details
Saturday, September 26, 2026
Danny’s Irish Pub, 5500 N Belt West, Belleville, IL 62223
Event is from 12 – 6 pm with music by DJ Bob Emig
Silent Auction | 50/50 Raffle | Cooler of Booze Raffle | Show Awards
Registration
Registration is $10 for cars, motorcycles, and Jeeps. Registration fees can be paid on the day of the event inside Danny’s Irish Pub. Every registration helps support families impacted by childhood cancer!
In addition to participating in the event, we are also seeking donations of items, gift cards, or services that can be used in the raffle and silent auction at the event. Your contribution will help us raise critical funds to provide financial assistance, educational resources, emotional support, and most importantly, hope to families currently navigating the unimaginable journey of childhood cancer. With your support, we can honor Camie’s legacy by making a difference for children and families who need it most.
If you would like to contribute a donation or would like more information about this event, please contact Ashley Briggs at ashleybriggs2025@gmail.com.
Meet Camie
Camie was diagnosed with acute lymphoblastic leukemia just before her third birthday. Though small in stature, she had a larger-than-life personality. She loved scary movies, danced enthusiastically to Thriller, and rarely went anywhere without her beloved baby doll, Susie, by her side.
On March 25, 2011, Camie passed away peacefully, but the joy, courage, and love she shared continue to inspire everyone who knew her. Each year, family, friends, and supporters gather to celebrate her life, honor her legacy, and keep her bright spirit shining through a day filled with hope, remembrance, and community. Through this event, Camie’s memory lives on while helping bring comfort and support to other children and families facing the challenges of childhood cancer.
