Ferrari Club of America Miami Chapter joined Miami Lighthouse for the Blind, giving 70 children an unforgettable experience inside the world of Ferrari.
MIAMI, FL, FL, UNITED STATES, September 21, 2026 /EINPresswire.com/ — The unmistakable sound of Ferrari engines took on a deeper meaning in Miami this weekend as more than 20 Ferraris gathered in support of the 4th Annual Cars for Charity, organized by Miami Lighthouse for the Blind and Visually Impaired, bringing an extraordinary automotive experience directly to children served by the organization.
The Ferrari Club of America – Miami Chapter participated in the event with one of its largest groups of vehicles and members, transforming the gathering into much more than a showcase of exotic cars. For approximately 70 children who are blind or visually impaired, the event offered a unique sensory experience: the opportunity to touch the cars, explore their distinctive details, hear their engines and experience the excitement of riding in a Ferrari.
“We do this for the kids! We have 70 kids who experienced what it is like to touch and ride in these amazing cars,” said George Foyo, member of the Board of Directors of Miami Lighthouse for the Blind. “The FCA Miami Chapter has been instrumental in bringing a large group of members with their cars so the kids can enjoy this experience, and that is what we are celebrating today.”
The event brought together Ferrari owners, Miami Lighthouse families, supporters and community members for an afternoon centered on inclusion, connection and creating memorable experiences for children.
For the Ferrari Club of America – Miami Chapter, the participation also reflected a commitment that extends beyond the shared passion for the iconic Italian marque.
“Giving back and adding value to the community has always been in the DNA of our Club, and that is why we are here today,” said Marcelo Fumasoni, President of the Ferrari Club of America – Miami Chapter. “We want to give these kids a day filled with happiness and hope and create an experience they will remember.”
Virginia Jacko, President and CEO of Miami Lighthouse for the Blind and Visually Impaired, also recognized the Club and its members for helping make the fourth edition of Cars for Charity a special experience for the children. “Thank you to all the members of the FCA Miami Chapter,” said Jacko. “Because of the FCA, we have these great cars here today that will bring joy to all our kids.”
The gathering attracted members of the media who attended to cover the event, helping amplify its message of community engagement and bringing greater visibility to the work Miami Lighthouse for the Blind does for children and adults who are blind or visually impaired.
While more than 20 Ferraris provided an impressive backdrop, organizers emphasized that the true focus of the day was not the cars themselves, but what they made possible: moments of discovery, excitement and connection for the children.
The Ferrari Club of America – Miami Chapter’s participation in Cars for Charity is part of its broader commitment to using the passion and community surrounding Ferrari ownership as a platform to support meaningful causes throughout South Florida.
For Miami Lighthouse, the event offered another opportunity to bring the community closer to its mission while creating an environment where children with visual impairments could experience something often perceived as primarily visual in an entirely different and highly personal way.
More than a gathering of extraordinary automobiles, the 4th Annual Cars for Charity became a celebration of what happens when passion meets purpose — turning horsepower into hope and an unforgettable day into a lasting community impact.
About Ferrari Club of America – Miami Chapter
The Ferrari Club of America – Miami Chapter brings together Ferrari owners and enthusiasts throughout South Florida through automotive, lifestyle and community experiences. In addition to celebrating the heritage and passion surrounding Ferrari, the Chapter supports initiatives designed to create positive connections and meaningful impact within the local community.
About Miami Lighthouse for the Blind and Visually Impaired
Miami Lighthouse for the Blind and Visually Impaired provides education, training and support programs designed to empower people who are blind or visually impaired and help them achieve greater independence, opportunity and inclusion.
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