Christopher Francione

For most of my life, cars have been how I’ve found my people.

I’ve spent years working in the automotive world, attending and helping organize events, meeting people from every corner of the community, and building friendships I never would have found otherwise. Cars have always been more than a hobby to me—they’ve been a way to bring people together.

Now I’m facing something I never expected: a liver transplant.

The road through transplant doesn’t end with surgery. There are medical expenses, medications, travel, recovery, and time away from work. I’ve partnered with Help Hope Live to help raise funds for expenses surrounding my transplant and recovery.

Asking for help isn’t particularly easy for me. So I’m trying to approach this the only way I really know how—by bringing people together.

If you’re able to donate, attend an event, share this page, or simply help spread the word, you’re becoming part of that journey.

I’ve always believed that without the community, the hobby means nothing.

Right now, that means more to me than ever.