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News Release
Times Community Newspapers Announces Northern Virginia Auto Show
and Joe Gibbs' Youth For Tomorrow as the 2005 Charity Recipient
Dulles, VA - January 14, 2005 — The Northern Virginia *1110 Show (NVAS), presented by Times Community Newspapers (TCN), has been scheduled for Saturday, April 9,2005 at Dulles Town Center (DTC), with a rain date set for Sunday, April 10.
This high-profile event, featuring automotive dealerships situated throughout the Northern Virginia area, will provide local dealers the opportunity to showcase their impressive array of domestic and foreign vehicles, along with the numerous automotive suppliers and services established within this region.
"We are thrilled to announce that the Charity Recipient for the 2005 Northern Virginia Auto Show will be Joe Gibbs' Youth For Tomorrow organization," said Peter Arundel, Publisher of the Times Community Newspapers. "Having followed Youth For Tomorrow's tremendously successful programs and observed their valuable contribution to the community, it seemed only appropriate to have Dr. Jones and his exceptional staff on board with us for this exciting kickoff event. We are equally delighted to present our inaugural auto show program at the highly popular Dulles Town Center location."
As the Presenting Sponsor of this activity, it will allow Times Community Newspapers the ability to provide heightened awareness, increased visibility and a financial contribution, to a designated charitable organization, with each annual event.
"Youth For Tomorrow (YFT) is grateful for the generous support of the Times Community Newspapers in their first annual Auto Show. As a result of this support from community organizations, we can continue to serve at-risk teenagers from all the communities within the Washington metropolitan area," said Dr. Gary L. Jones, CEO ofYouth For Tomorrow.
Additionally, valuable information will be provided to the community, regarding vehicle safety enhancements, design developments and safety driving programs currently available within the industry, from an alliance of automotive trade associations, manufacturers and various county agencies. Admission is free to the public, along with activities available within the family entertainment area. Exciting raffle activities, formula racing show cars and invited dignitaries will be featured throughout the day.
Times Community Newspapers
Times Community Newspapers represents a collective of eighteen (18) contiguous Northern Virginia newspapers, established in 1963 and headquartered in the heart of one of the nation's fastest growing InfoTech' corridors near the Washington DC area. They represent a combined circulation of 275,000 homes, featuring "local" print and Internet news for each community served (spanning six adjoining counties to include Clarke. Loudoun, Fairfax. Prince William, Fauquier and Rappahannock) along with a readership of over one (1) million.
Joe Gibbs’ Youth For Tomorrow
Youth For T morrow is a residential group village for at risk teenage boys and girls (ages 11-17) founded by Washington Redskins Head t^oach, Joe Gibbs, in 1986. This nonprofit tax exempt organization, provides care 24 hours per day, 365 days per year for their young residents. Firm in the belief that area teenagers could benefit from residential treatment combining rehabilitation, faith, education and loving care; Coach Gibbs, w ith the help of private donors, organizations and corporations, developed the 200 acre YFT campus situated near Manassas, Virginia. Dr. Gary L. Jones, YFT/CEO and his certified staff provide continuous care and guidance at the New Life Center facility in Bristow, Virginia.
Dulles Town Center
Dulles Town Center is the area's newest regional shopping center. Commitment to community has launched the shopping center into a "civic center" for both Loudoun and Fairfax County reside ts. The Center features incredible shopping, superb events and wonderful family programs. Two levels offer extensive shopping opportunities, including Nordstrom. Hecht’s, JCPenney, Sears and Lord & Taylor as well as over 165 specialty shops including The Gap, Abercrombie and Fitch, H&M, The Bombay Company, and more. "The Eatery " food court offers a w ide v ariety of choices. The JetBlue Toddler Play Area is a place for children to play in a safe, family-oriented environment. There is always something exciting to experience at Dulles Town Center. The Center is surrounded by accommodations and restaurants and is only minutes from Washington Dulles International Airport.
Dulles Town Center is conveniently located at the comer of Routes 28 and 7 in Dulles, Virginia. ShopDullesTownCenter.com
Media Contacts: TC\-Margaret Courtney 703-777-1111 YFT -Veronica Jones 703-631-3360 DTC -Allison Fischer-Stasiowski 703-404-7100 VV 1 S -Cecilia Capece 703-472-793H
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