Benefit car show June 27 aims to lift Winchester teen fighting bone cancer

Brayden Jett Stamper is 15 years old. He loves life — and life has thrown him just about the hard­est thing it can throw at a kid. Diagnosed with osteosar­co­ma, a rare and aggres­sive bone can­cer, Brayden has lost both of his legs. Through it all, he and his mom have faced it together.

His mom — a sin­gle moth­er — was let go from her job while car­ing for Brayden full-time. Rather than be knocked down, she fought back, putting her­self through nurs­ing school. The Stamper fam­i­ly’s strength is some­thing to behold. Now it’s our turn to show up for them.

Come out on June 27 and make some noise for Brayden.

A ben­e­fit car show will be held on Saturday, June 27, in the Winchester Plaza from 10 to 3. Planned and orga­nized by friends, the main event is a car show, but there is much more to enjoy. The day is packed with fun for the whole family:

• Live music from Elev8 Entertainment
• Games and face paint­ing for the kids
• Delicious eats from Moma D’s Food Truck
• Raffles and a 50/50 drawing

Car own­ers are wel­come — any dona­tion serves as your reg­is­tra­tion fee.

Every dol­lar raised goes direct­ly to the Stamper family.

Whether you’re rolling in with a clas­sic car, com­ing for the music, or just show­ing up to show love — come on out. Winchester, let’s remind this fam­i­ly what com­mu­ni­ty looks like.