United Heritage Charity Foundation Launches 4th Annual Auto Raffle

AUSTIN, Texas - March 28, 2014 - PRLog -- AUSTIN, Texas (March 28, 2014) – On Thursday, March 27, 2014, United Heritage Charity Foundation (http://www.uhcf.org) kicked off its 4^th Annual Auto Raffle. Auto dealership, Howdy Honda (http://www.howdyhonda.com/), donated a new 2014 Honda Civic LX Sedan for this year’s raffle. Raffle tickets are available to the public for $1.00 each and can be purchased March 27 - June 23 at all thirteen United Heritage Credit Union (http://www.uhcu.org) branch locations. The winner will be drawn on June 27, 2014 at Howdy Honda.

Proceeds from the Auto Raffle benefit deserving local charities and organizations that United Heritage Charity Foundation supports. A total of $146,798 has been raised for charity during the first three years of the raffle.

“It is with a great deal of pride that Howdy Honda partners with United Heritage Charity Foundation in this very worthwhile endeavor – two caring organizations serving Greater Central Texas,” says Cliff Collier, Howdy Honda General Manager/Dealer Principal.

United Heritage Charity Foundation was established in 2003 as a means to provide ongoing support to charitable projects. Since its inception, United Heritage Charity Foundation has distributed more than $1,180,268 to local organizations including Austin Children’s Shelter, Capital Area Food Bank, CASA of Travis County and Central Texas, Dell Children’s Medical Center Foundation of Central Texas and Texas Veterans of Foreign Wars Foundation.

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About United Heritage Charity Foundation

Founded in 2003, the United Heritage Charity Foundation was developed as a 501(c)(3) to support projects and organizations within local communities and, since its inception, has distributed over $1.1 million. The Charity Foundation’s goals are to support participation in events that make communities a better place to live, work and attend school; support education initiatives and medical research; better the lives of sick and neglected children and their families during their times of need; and establish a presence in the community. www.uhcf.org