Driving Community
Impact.
“Turning Horsepower into Hope.”
Driving community impact across Southeast Michigan.
Our Mission
The mission of the Competition Corvette Club of Michigan (CCCoM) is to be a positive force in our community, leveraging the passion of automotive culture to deliver measurable impact where it matters most.
Our work is anchored in four core pillars that guide every initiative and partnership:
Community Outreach
Partnering with local schools, nonprofits, and civic organizations to deliver educational programs, mentorship, and hands-on support.
Kids Can Dream
Fulfilling meaningful dreams for youth to inspire hope, confidence, and a sense of possibility.
Youth Scholarships
Supporting academic advancement, career readiness, and access to higher education for students in need.
Coats for Kids
Meeting essential needs by providing warmth, dignity, and safety for children and families during the winter months.
Together, these pillars translate corporate sponsorship into tangible, measurable outcomes. Sponsors gain more than visibility; they gain documented, community-level impact backed by established partnerships and disciplined stewardship.
A Model That
Stands Apart
Corporate partners have many options when investing in their communities. CCCoM offers a model that stands apart.
A Unique Engagement Platform
CCCoM leverages automotive culture as a connector. Events and initiatives attract diverse audiences: enthusiasts, families, young professionals, and community stakeholders. Sponsors are featured in high-energy, community-centered environments where brand presence aligns with shared values and local pride.
That audience is specific and measurable. The club’s 74 members include 54 owners of 58 registered Corvettes, representing $5.05 million in original owner investment, about $87,134 per vehicle. Twenty-seven are current-generation C8s. Sponsors reach an established, high-affinity ownership community with demonstrated discretionary spending.1
Community Impact With Reach
CCCoM operates across multiple counties in Southeast Michigan, collaborating with vetted nonprofits, schools, and service agencies. Partnerships are multi-year, trust-based relationships that ensure consistent delivery, transparent outcomes, and credible impact metrics.
In-Person Visibility That Matters
Unlike passive or digital-only fundraising models, CCCoM delivers face-to-face engagement. Sponsors are showcased through live events, rallies, service activations, and community-facing initiatives where attendees see and experience corporate support firsthand.
Trusted Stewardship
Sponsorship funds are directed to defined initiatives, managed with intent, and reported transparently. CCCoM maintains fiscal discipline, partner accountability, and a clear chain of impact from contribution to community outcome.
Relationships Already in Place
Two Chevrolet dealers sponsor CCCoM events. Les Stanford sponsors the Annual Fall Cruise and Vettes in the Park, and Matick Chevrolet sponsors the Annual Spring Cruise. General Motors opened the Milford Proving Grounds to club members in 2022.
1 Owner-reported original purchase prices. Thirteen values are estimated from published MSRP or comparable roster vehicles.
Program
Reach
CCCoM delivers measurable community impact through focused initiatives, disciplined partnerships, and direct service to those in need.
Annual impact highlights, 2025.
Counties Served (7)
Community Partners by County
| County | Partner Organizations |
|---|---|
| Wayne CountyPop. 1.77M · Income $60K | C.O.T.S · Covenant House · Detroit PAL · Detroit Phoenix Center · Detroit Public School Foundation · Developing KIDS · MCHS · Motown Museum · Rhonda Walker Foundation · Whose House Our House (WHOH) |
| Oakland CountyPop. 1.29M · Income $92K | Best Buddies · Haven Center |
| Macomb CountyPop. 886K · Income $70K | Turning Point |
| Other Counties | Genesee (Pop. 401K): United Way Genesee · Washtenaw (Pop. 370K): Ronald McDonald House · Livingston (Pop. 197K): LaCasa Center · Jackson (Pop. 160K): Isaiah's Hub Youth Center |
How Impact Is Delivered
- Direct financial support to vetted community partners
- Initiative-driven programs with clearly defined outcomes
- Volunteer engagement tied to service events and community activations
- Strategic allocation of sponsorship funding to high-need areas
- Cross-county collaboration to maximize reach and efficiency
Accountability & Stewardship
CCCoM maintains disciplined stewardship of all partner investments. Sponsorship funding is directed to defined programs, outcomes are tracked, and partners receive transparent reporting on how contributions translate to community impact.
Real Programs,
Real People
CCCoM’s community initiatives are demonstrated through direct engagement, volunteer-driven events, and measurable outcomes. These images document real programs and partnerships in action.
Sponsorship
Levels
CCCoM offers tiered sponsorship opportunities designed to fund core initiatives directly. Each tier provides meaningful recognition, visible brand presence, and documented community impact.
- Overview
- An entry-level partnership for organizations seeking visible alignment with local impact.
- Supports
- Core initiatives for youth needs, family stability, and essential support.
- Best Fit
- Organizations beginning their community investment journey.
- Overview
- Expanded engagement with consistent community presence.
- Supports
- Program delivery and event-based initiatives.
- Best Fit
- Organizations seeking moderate engagement aligned with CSR goals.
- Overview
- Meaningful alignment with CCCoM's most visible initiatives.
- Supports
- Youth programs, scholarships, and expanded community support.
- Best Fit
- Organizations with established CSR programs seeking demonstrable local impact.
- Overview
- Strategic flagship partnership with sustained visibility.
- Supports
- Large-scale initiatives, scholarships, and multi-county collaboration.
- Best Fit
- Organizations seeking leadership-level community investment.
Sponsorship Tiers & Benefits
CCCoM sponsorships are structured to provide clear visibility, meaningful engagement, and recognition aligned with your organization’s community investment objectives.
| Benefit | Bronze | Silver | Gold | Platinum |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Investment Level | $2,500 | $5,000 | $10,000 | $20,000 |
| Recognition as Corporate Partner | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
| Logo Placement on CCCoM Materials | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
| Website & Event Signage Recognition | ✕ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
| Social Media Recognition | ✕ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
| In-Person Event Recognition | ✕ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
| Opportunity for Event ActivationTable, materials, engagement | ✕ | ✕ | ✓ | ✓ |
| Initiative or Event Naming Recognition | ✕ | ✕ | ✕ | ✓ |
| VIP Event Access / Tickets | ✕ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
| Annual Community Impact Summary | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
| Priority Placement in Sponsor Acknowledgments | ✕ | ✕ | ✓ | ✓ |
How Sponsorship Value Is Delivered
Sponsorship benefits are intentionally designed to balance brand visibility with authentic engagement in CCCoM’s community work. Recognition emphasizes:
- In-person interaction over passive impressions
- Community connection over transactional recognition
- Consistent acknowledgment tied to real initiatives
Sponsors are recognized not simply for their contribution, but for their role in advancing community impact and supporting the people CCCoM serves.
Multi-Year Partnership Option
Organizations seeking sustained community involvement may elect to enter into a multi-year partnership agreement with CCCoM. Multi-year partners receive:
- Locked sponsorship pricing
- Consistent annual recognition
- Longitudinal impact reporting
- Priority consideration for premium activations
Multi-year agreements strengthen program stability and deepen community impact.
Together, we can drive
measurable impact.
CCCoM welcomes the opportunity to discuss how corporate partnership can align with your organization’s community investment goals. To explore partnership opportunities:
- Review tier-specific sponsorship levels and benefits
- Schedule a consultation to discuss alignment with your CSR objectives
- Request additional impact documentation or partner references
- Identify custom sponsorship structures for multi-year commitments
For more information, please contact:
Competition Corvette Club of Michigan (CCCoM)
Mike Cook, President & Founder
[email protected]
Thank you for considering a partnership with CCCoM.
CCCoM is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization, EIN 81-4035365. Contributions are tax-deductible to the extent allowed by law.