Chicago NASCAR Street Race Raffle Offers Tickets While Supporting Kids’ Programs

Marisol Vega
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Chicago NASCAR Street Race Raffle Offers Tickets While Supporting Kids’ Programs

CHICAGO — Residents now have a chance to attend the highly anticipated 2025 NASCAR Chicago Street Race — and support a meaningful cause in the process.

The Chicago Park District’s new raffle campaign gives participants an opportunity to win two-day trackside passes to the race on July 5–6 in Grant Park. The event will also feature a live performance by the Zac Brown Band, adding extra appeal for sports and music fans alike.

How the Raffle Works

The raffle is open through Thursday night, with ticket prices starting at $15. Supporters can also purchase 25 entries for $100, making it both accessible and scalable for those who want to increase their chances.

According to CBS Chicago, 45 winners will receive passes offering standing-room trackside views and full concert access.

Where the Funds Go

The fundraiser supports the “Park Kids Are Our Kids” fund, which ensures local families in need can enroll their children in summer day camps and after-school programs.

This initiative is especially meaningful as many families face budget constraints over the summer. The Chicago Park District’s effort helps provide access to structured recreation and educational opportunities — even for those who may otherwise be left out.

How to Enter

You can enter the raffle now by visiting nascarchicago5050.com. Entries close Thursday night, so residents interested in the race or in supporting local youth should act quickly.

Why It Matters to Chicago Families

This effort combines entertainment and civic good, giving Chicagoans an incentive to rally around their community. Whether you’re a longtime NASCAR fan or just want to make a difference, this raffle is a simple way to show up for city kids.

The blend of sports, music, and charitable giving reflects the vibrant civic spirit Chicago is known for.

Are you planning to enter the raffle or attend the race? Have you or your children benefited from Park District programs? Let us know in the comments — your story might inspire someone else to give back.

Marisol Vega

Marisol Vega

Marisol writes about how city decisions affect everyday people. From housing and schools to city programs, she breaks down the news so it’s easy to understand. Her focus is helping readers know what’s changing and how it matters to them.

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