World Emblem, the world’s largest emblem and patch manufacturer, held its 5th Annual Toy Drive & Super Car Show to benefit the Boys & Girls Clubs of Broward County (BGCBC). More than 500 people attended the event, which raised over $100,000 in monetary donations and toys to distribute to local children in need.
Among the attendees were former Miami Dolphin wide receiver Floyd Raglin; BGCBC Co-CEOs Matt Organ and Chris Gentile; World Emblem CEO Randy Carr; WhipsMiami CEO JC Carr; and City Furniture CEO Andrew Koenig.
Lamborghinis, Ferraris, Paganis, and Bugattis were among the super cars on display during the event held at City Furniture in Hollywood, Florida on Saturday, November 22nd.
“The holidays can be a challenging time, especially for those struggling to make ends meet,” Randy Carr said. “Supporting the Boys & Girls Clubs of Broward County this holiday season ensures that children can experience the magic of receiving a gift and feeling valued and loved.”
About World Emblem
World Emblem is the largest emblem and patch manufacturer in the world. The South Florida-based company produces and ships 250 million products a year for sports headwear, footwear, sports garments, uniforms, and other apparel. World Emblem utilizes the latest equipment and technology to quickly manufacture and deliver large-scale projects to clients including New Era, Vestis, Cintas, and Levi’s. For more information, visit www.worldemblem.com.
About Boys & Girls Clubs of Broward County