Pam Susslin is an adventurer and a competitor, but more than that she is a generous and gracious individual, especially thankful for those who have helped open doors for women race car drivers. Pam donated her Porsche Spec Boxster to the SCCA Foundation to be used as a fundraiser, and it recently found a new owner.

Since the first race in 1929, the Monaco Grand Prix has been considered one of the most prestigious and important auto races in the world. Geoffrey Keato, the winner of the SCCA Foundation 2025 Grand Prix Megayacht Experience, was at the heart of the action with exclusive access to the energy and excitement of the Grand Prix.

Veteran Derrec Ogle’s first time on track with an instructor at a Track Night in America event was life changing. TNIA was, Ogle says, the most mental stimulation he’d gotten since leaving the service a decade ago.

With the goal of encouraging women everywhere to become more successful drivers and contributing members of the SCCA®, the Wendi Allen Scholarship Fund offers financial assistance to women who have the drive to improve on the Regional, Divisional, and National level. This year’s recipients are Juliana Brava, Meredith Bunsawat, and Em Huneycutt.

The SCCA Foundation is proud to support The Museum of American Speed, which features an outstanding exhibit of SCCA competition race cars.

Over the last year, SCCA Foundation awarded more than $16,000 in grants via the Foundation’s Region Development Grant program. These grants have supplied SCCA® Regions with supplemental funding for qualified charitable or educational programs, and are part of a larger swath of grants that have been awarded since the Region Development Grant’s creation in 2022.