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Description
- When: Saturday, September 12, 2026 | Public arrival and welcome at 5:45 PM
- Where: Plaza of Nations and Pacific Boulevard outside BC Place, Vancouver, BC
- Cost: Free public event
- Hosted by: The Driven Project, in partnership with the Vancouver Police Department and the BC Lions
The Driven Project brought its "Supercar Therapy" experience to Vancouver, giving 25 children battling critical illnesses a ride of a lifetime through the city. Each child rode shotgun in an exotic supercar as part of a 25-car convoy, escorted through downtown Vancouver under full police escort before arriving at Plaza of Nations and Pacific Boulevard outside BC Place.
What Happened
The children received an orange carpet arrival and on-field introductions, followed by a VIP game-day experience at a BC Lions game. The event was part of The Driven Project's ongoing mission to give critically and chronically ill children a transformative day through supercar experiences, with past participants and families reporting lasting positive impact: 89% of parents said their family's well-being improved and brought them closer together, 76% felt more hopeful for their future, and 70% said it was the best day ever for their child.
About The Driven Project
The Driven Project is a nonprofit organization with one goal: giving critically and chronically ill children the best day of their lives through "supercar therapy." The organization holds similar rally events across North America throughout the year.
Event Details
- Event: Supercar Therapy in Vancouver by Driven Project
- Date: Saturday, September 12, 2026
- Time: Public arrival and welcome at 5:45 PM
- Location: Plaza of Nations and Pacific Boulevard, outside BC Place, Vancouver, BC
- Partners: Vancouver Police Department, BC Lions
- Website: drivenproject.org
For 25 children and their families, this Vancouver rally turned an ordinary Saturday into a day of supercars, a police escort, and a VIP welcome at BC Place — one more chapter in The Driven Project's mission to bring hope and joy to kids facing serious illness.
