Classic car show cruises past $10,000 for TMHF, Fixed Fur Life | InQuinte.ca
×
Today's latest storiesLocal teams split decisions at OJHL Governor's ShowcaseNight in White raises $40,000 for YMCA Strong Kids CampaignBuilding numbers still playing catchup in Quinte WestUPDATE: One person taken into custody in Napanee following police search TuesdayB&E investigation results in chargesLate local man's generosity living on through BGHFOpen house ahead of another council conversation on data centre in Quinte WestL&A County OPP seeking more information from public in suspicious Napanee fire last weekNew non-emergency phone number to report illegal campfires in NapaneeQuinte Labour Council endorses candidates in Belleville, Quinte WestThanksgiving Weekend service changes in BellevilleOPP lay impaired charges following two crashes in Lennox and AddingtonHelp animals with the Ontario SPCA's Fall Draws for Paws 50/50 LotteryTwo people charged following domestic incident in BellevilleQuinte West Mayor Jim Harrison endorses Mayoral CandidateBeyond the Headlines - Career Fair today in BellevilleBurger Revolution wins at Savour the Flavour in downtown BellevilleFrost advisory in Quinte on Tuesday morningWork in Quinte Career Fair on Tuesday in BellevilleCouncil experience shines in PEC Chamber's Mayoral candidates debate
Makayla Mior, TMHF Development Coordinator, sixth person from the right, holds a cheque with Bay of Quinte Classic Cruisers President Laurie Palmer. A representative from Fixed Fur Life, standing to the right of Laurie Palmer, is also pictured holding a cheque. They are joined by members of the Bay of Quinte Classic Cruisers, Smylie’s Your Independent Grocer, and the owner of local A&W and Boston Pizza location in Trenton. Photo: TMHF/Submitted

Classic car show cruises past $10,000 for TMHF, Fixed Fur Life

By Brock Ormond Oct 5, 2026 | 12:59 PM

The Bay of Quinte Classic Cruisers celebrated another successful Auto Odyssey Car Show this past summer to support local healthcare and pets.

This year’s event, held on July 25, raised $10,400, which will be shared equally between the Trenton Memorial Hospital Foundation and Fixed Fur Life.

A cheque was presented this past Saturday at Quinte West City Hall from representatives from Fixed Fur Life from the Bay of Quinte Classic Cruisers representative of this outstanding total.

With this year’s contribution, the Auto Odyssey Car Show has now raised $71,000 over the past eight years for local causes.

Led by President Laurie Palmer, the BOQ Classic Cruisers bring together classic car owners, enthusiasts and community members from across the area.

Funds received by TMHF help purchase essential equipment and support patient care at Trenton Memorial Hospital, while Fixed Fur Life helps provide veterinary care and find homes for animals in need.

The Classic Cruisers are already looking ahead to next year, with the ninth annual Auto Odyssey Car Show scheduled for Saturday, July 24, 2027.