15 Classic Cars to Be Won – 32nd Classic Car Donation Drive Through January 20, 2027

TEXTOctober 22, 2026 · 3 min

Ulli Safferling, automatically translated

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Price List for the 2027 Classic Car Donation Drive

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$$ 911 (993) Convertible (1994) – 2nd Prize

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$$ Granada 2.0 V6 Ghia (1979) – 6th place

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Lebenshilfe Gießen e.V. 2027 Classic Car Donation Drive

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Porsche 911 (993) Cabriolet (1994) – 2. Preis

Mercedes-Benz 300 TE-24 (1992) – 3. Preis

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Mercedes-Benz 300 SL-24 (1991) – 4. Preis

Ford Granada 2.0 V6 Ghia (1979) – 6. Preis

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What Reinhard Schade and his team came up with 32 years ago for Lebenshilfe Gießen is actually quite simple: Collectors donate classic and youngtimer cars, which are then raffled off. With the proceeds from ticket sales, Lebenshilfe supports projects for people with disabilities. Tickets start at five euros and are sold year-round online and at major classic car events and shows.

Donate a raffle ticket to a good cause

As a nonprofit organization, Lebenshilfe supports more than 3,000 people with and without disabilities in leading self-determined lives. With approximately 1,800 employees and nine subsidiaries, the organization operates more than 70 facilities and services in the city and district of Gießen.

Its services range from children’s and family centers to youth services, as well as educational, employment, and recreational opportunities. Next year, the proceeds will go toward parenting support for mothers and/or fathers with disabilities, career guidance for youth with disabilities, and the expansion of the laundry facility at the Lebenshilfe workshop.