Tri-School Challenge
ANNOUNCEMENT: Blueprints to Burnouts – The Ultimate Tri-School Challenge!
Get ready, Grey Bruce — the sparks are about to fly.
The Kaydance Ford Athletic & Trades Foundation and Black Magic Racing have teamed up, with the proud support of Full Throttle Motor Speedway and an incredible network of community partners, to launch something truly special:
Blueprints to Burnouts – A Battle of Skill, Pride, and Performance!
This season-long competition brings together three powerhouse schools in a showdown like never before.
Three high schools.
Three race cars.
One epic battle.
Representing their hometowns:
Walkerton District Community School – Riverhawks
John Diefenbaker Secondary School – Trojans
Grey Highlands Secondary School – Lions
Throughout the racing season, each school’s shop classes will prepare, maintain, and fine-tune a real-deal race car — putting their hands-on skills, teamwork, and mechanical know-how to the test. This program builds skill, knowledge, and community pride while giving students a taste of real motorsports and trades-based careers.
The Stakes:
At the end of the season, one school will rise above the rest and be crowned the Blueprints to Burnouts Champion — recognized for the best-prepared car, strongest maintenance plan, and tightest team unity.
The Prize: The Kaydance Ford Memorial Grant
Performance with purpose.
The Kaydance Ford Memorial Grant will be awarded in three performance-based tiers, with each school earning their share through hard work, innovation, and teamwork:
1st Place: Takes home the largest grant to reward top performance and craftsmanship.
2nd Place: Earns a strong share for excellence and dedication all season long.
3rd Place: Secures meaningful funding in recognition of their skill development, commitment, and perseverance.
Every dollar goes directly back into each school’s trades and technology programs — fueling future builders, welders, and innovators. No handouts here. Every team earns their cut through performance, pride, and passion.
From blueprints to burnouts… the race is on.
Follow along this season and cheer for your community’s team — because this isn’t just a race. It’s a legacy in motion.
Please follow along for future announcements as this program fires up. Big things are coming, and we want the whole community along for the ride.
If you or your business are interested in partnering with us to help grow the Kaydance Ford Memorial Grant Fund, we’d love to connect. Every contribution strengthens local trades programs and helps build opportunities for the next generation of skilled workers right here in our own communities.
Building Skills. Fueling Pride.
The Blueprints to Burnouts Tri-School Challenge unites three local high school shop programs
— WDCS Riverhawks (Walkerton), JDSS Trojans (Hanover), and GHSS Lions
(Flesherton) — in a first-of-its-kind partnership blending education, competition, and
community pride. In collaboration with Black Magic Racing and the Kaydance Ford Athletic
& Trades Foundation, students from each school will prepare, maintain, and represent their
race cars throughout the 2026 season at Full Throttle Motor Speedway. From fabrication
and welding to paint, design, and mechanical work, these young tradesworkers will build more
than cars — they’ll build futures. Your partnership helps drive this opportunity forward.
Support the program, inspire the next generation of skilled tradespeople, and put your name
behind the horsepower of hard work.
Partnership Opportunities
Legacy Partner
Build the legacy. Your support contributes to the Kaydance Ford Legacy Grant, a tiered
grant program that will be distributed among the three schools based on performance
throughout the season — adding an exciting element of friendly competition. Legacy Partners
help ensure continued opportunity and fair competition while shaping the broader future of
trades education. Funding goes directly toward tools, supplies, and upgrades that strengthen
hands-on learning.
-Shared exposure with all Legacy Partners across the hoods of all three race cars
-Recognition as a Grant-Level Partner through foundation communications
Cornerstone Partner
Support your hometown team — WDCS, JDSS, or GHSS — directly. As a Cornerstone
Partner, your contribution fuels the foundation of that team’s operating budget, ensuring their
car stays competitive and classroom lessons stay hands-on. Perfect for businesses with deep
local roots and strong community pride.
-Decal placement on your selected team’s race car
-Exposure through team updates, events, and social media highlights
Keystone Partner
Hold it all together. Keystone Partners combine the strength of both tiers, contributing to the
shared Legacy Grant while also directly supporting their hometown team. This tier delivers the
widest exposure and the most meaningful impact.
-Decals across all three race cars (hood + local team placement)
-Featured exposure in both race team and foundation promotions
-Option to customize your partnership package
Contact
blueprintstoburnouts@gmail.com
Every legacy starts with a spark.
Be part of something that builds pride, purpose, and opportunity in the trades
JDSS DRIVER LINEUP ANNOUNCEMENT
Hanover just showed its hand… and it’s stacked.
The Blueprints to Burnouts Tri-School Challenge is all about skill, pride, and real-world craftsmanship. So when it came time to pick a driver lineup worthy of representing John Diefenbaker Secondary School, we didn’t go looking for rookies. We went straight to the source.
Introducing the JDSS Rotating Driver Team:
Bill Clarke
Nick Clarke
Andrea Clarke
This hand-picked lineup brings a combined depth of experience you don’t stumble into by accident. These are accomplished drivers who’ve found success across multiple divisions including Bone Stocks, Mini Stocks, Street Stocks, OSCAAR Hot Rods, and Late Models at tracks all over Ontario. When it comes to seat time, race craft, and sheer will, this group checks every box.
Bill and Nick aren’t just racers. They’re licensed automotive mechanics with deep roots in both motorsports and the blue-collar trades that keep our communities running. They know exactly why this program matters, because they’ve lived the life these students are aiming for. Their experience translates directly from the garage, to the track, to the shop floor at JDSS.
Andrea brings her own family legacy at Full Throttle Motor Speedway, adding another layer to an already powerful story. She married into the Clarke family and stepped right into the fire, adding heart, history, and a whole lot of talent to an already elite lineup.
Nick and Andrea together operate Clarke Automotive, a small-town repair shop built on the exact values this program was designed to represent: craftsmanship, honesty, work ethic, and pride in your trade.
With their history, perseverance, sportsmanship, and straight-up grit, this trio is the perfect fit to help drive the JDSS team forward in 2026.
Follow along as we roll out more details, more drivers, and more behind-the-scenes action.
And if you want to get involved with this rapidly growing program, reach out anytime:
blueprintstoburnouts@gmail.com
JDSS is in good hands this season.
And those hands come with racing gloves.
DRIVER ANNOUNCEMENT: WDCS RIVERHAWKS – THE TOLTON DYNASTY TAKES FLIGHT
Blueprints to Burnouts – Tri-School Challenge | 2026 Season
Walkerton, buckle in.
The Riverhawks aren’t just entering the arena… they’re rolling in with four generations of grit, pride, and pure racing DNA backing them.
This team doesn’t show up.
This team performs.
Meet the WDCS Racing Roster: The Tolton Legacy
This lineup isn’t just talented.
They’re family.
They’re forged in the same fire, raised on the same tracks, and built on the same code: show up for each other, work hard, and don’t back down.
PRIMARY DRIVER: BOBBY TOLTON
The wheelman. The veteran. The sparkplug of this entire operation.
Bobby’s racing career spans decades and divisions, with seat time in the majority of divisions Ontario has to offer. Dirt. Asphalt. Big tracks, bullrings, you name it. He’s hauled home hardware from more venues than most people can list.
After stepping away from the driver’s seat to guide the 4th generation of Toltons into racing, Bobby is back for 2026. And he isn’t easing into it.
He’s coming in hungry, sharp, and with something to prove.
As an Ironworker with kids attending WDCS and standing on the edge of their own career path decisions, Bobby has skin in the game. His passion for the trades and for Walkerton’s youth makes him more than a driver. He’s a mentor with a mission.
RELIEF DRIVER: TODD TOLTON
When Bobby steps away, Todd steps in, and nothing drops.
Todd’s racing career might have started later, but he’s been making up ground at full speed. Whether its Ontario Legend Cars or tracks across the northern U.S., he’s thrown himself straight into the deep end with grit, class, and Canadian pride stitched into every lap.
From auto mechanic to general contractor to irrigation specialist, Todd’s lived the trades from every angle. Blue-collar runs deep in his veins, and he brings that same no-nonsense work ethic to the program.
RELIEF DRIVER: JASON TOLTON
The quiet hammer of the roster.
Jason’s been wheeling race cars since the 90s and has long been a fixture in the racing scene, most notably in the ministock and bone stock divisions. Eventually he caught the dirt-racing bug and became a force at Ohsweken Speedway, collecting checkered flags like spare parts.
If he’s not in the seat, he’s in the pits wrenching for someone else. Jason is one of the most reliable, helpful, selfless racers in the province, and exactly the kind of influence we want shaping the next generation.
No Off-Weeks. No Weak Links. No Let-Up.
With the Tolton family behind the WDCS Riverhawks, performance never takes a day off.
This is experience, skill, heart, and heritage wrapped into one unstoppable lineup.
Three schools. Three teams. One legendary season ahead.
Next up: the GHSS Lions. Stay tuned.
The fire’s just getting started.
GHSS DRIVER ANNOUNCEMENT – GREY HIGHLANDS SECONDARY SCHOOL (LIONS)
The GHSS Lions aren’t showing up quietly. They’re rolling in with history, heart, and horsepower.
Primary Driver – Donna Tolton
Donna Tolton isn’t just stepping into the driver’s seat — she’s coming full circle.
One of the owners of Black Magic Racing, Donna’s racing journey began in the 1980s, alongside the early formation of the race team itself. At a time when motorsports was still heavily dominated by men, Donna carved her way in through determination, skill, and results. She competed regularly — and successfully — in both the Street Stock division and the WOW (Women on Wheels) division, proving she belonged at the front of the pack.
As family life took priority, Donna stepped away from driving but never left Full Throttle Speedway. She remained deeply involved at the track, first supporting her husband Tim’s racing efforts, then becoming an essential backbone as her eldest son Bobby began his own racing career. Whether in the pits or behind the scenes, Donna was the constant ensuring everything ran smoothly.
Now, two decades later, with an established career as a Personal Support Worker, an empty nest, and a growing family that includes six grandchildren, Donna has returned to the driver’s seat. The passion never faded — it simply waited. Today, she’s back competing hard in the Bone Stock division, battling in the mix week after week and showing that experience and heart never go out of style.
Driver Support – Mike & Austin Etsell
Donna’s commitment to the residents she cares for as a PSW limits her availability to roughly half the schedule, making reliable support essential. That support comes in the form of Mike and Austin Etsell, a fierce father-and-son duo whose results speak for themselves. When they learned about the Blueprints to Burnouts program, their interest was immediate. Their willingness to contribute was selfless. Being rooted in blue-collar values and a strong belief in the trades, made the fit natural.
Mike Etsell began racing in 2022 and has quickly built a reputation as both a competitor and a builder. A multi-time race winner and co-owner of Lowball Racing, Mike and his team have constructed multiple winning Bone Stock cars from the ground up. Off the track, he works at Toyota Cambridge, manufacturing new vehicles — bringing real-world automotive experience and technology directly into the racing environment.
Austin Etsell, also beginning his racing career in 2022 with the inception of Lowball Racing, has already cemented himself as one of the most accomplished young drivers the Bone Stock division has seen in recent years. He is the 2024 Full Throttle Bone Stock Champion, a 2025 Eccles Memorial winner, and a multi-race winner across Ontario. This season, Austin is steppingbup his game and competing in the Hot Rod division and has logged seat time at nearly every asphalt oval track in the province. By trade, he is a Truck and Coach Technician, embodying the skilled-trades foundation this program was built to celebrate.
Together, Mike and Austin bring intensity, professionalism, and a relentless drive to compete at the highest level.
A pioneering driver. A proven father-and-son force. One strong team.
The GHSS Lions are locked in and ready to roar.
WDCS is the first school to have it’s racecar delivered!
This delivery is fitting to be the first since WDCS is Kaydance’s school. The number will be changed to 22 as a tribute to Kaydance’s school volleyball jersey number. It’s an amazing feeling to honour such a loved girl in her passion for the trades, with a small gesture towards her passion for sports. Not only will her shop teachers get to work on this car, but some of her friends and one of her brothers will get the opportunity to be involved in the first season of Blueprints to Burnouts.
We are so excited to get this car started tomorrow with the students and teachers!
Team Riverhawks is locked in and ready to rumble!
GHSS has their Parts Car!
Grey Highlands just rolled in their parts car, and the class swarmed it like a pit crew on fresh tires. The plan is simple: harvest what we need, build it right, and show everyone what a fast, reliable racecar looks like when a team puts in real work.
These students are fired up and ready to wrench. Competition, consider this your warning.
We are now set up to accept Sponsorships and Donations!
E-transfers can be sent to kffoundation@outlook.com with the note “Blueprints to Burnouts”
Cheques can be made out to Kaydance Ford Athletic & Trades Foundation with the memo “Blueprints to Burnouts”
*If writing a cheque, please contact us to arrange pick up/delivery. We can be reached at kffoundation@outlook.com or blueprintstoburnouts@gmail.com
All funds will go into the Kaydance Ford Memorial Grant as the prize money for the three competing schools as well as funding the Blueprints to Burnouts Tri-School Challenge.
Program Update: A Few Smart Swaps To Keep Everyone Competitive
Our Blueprint to Burnouts lineup has shifted gears a bit after further planning with the teachers. Once we dug deeper into schedules, shop time, and what each school could realistically take on, it became clear that the original car assignments needed a rethink.
WDCS was originally set to build the Nissan Sentra in memory of Kaydance Ford, running the number 22 with drivers Bobby, Todd, and Jason Tolton. JDSS was slated to take on the Chevy Cavalier with Nick, Bill, and Andrea Clarke behind the wheel as the number 0. GHSS with the Nissan Altima, piloted by Donna Tolton, Mike, and Austin Etsell as number 35.
After talking with the schools, it was obvious the Sentra would be a heavier workload than WDCS could take on while still giving the students a real shot at success. So JDSS stepped up and agreed to a full vehicle swap.
Here’s the new lineup:
• WDCS will now be building the Chevy Cavalier, proudly carrying the number 22 in memory of Kaydance Ford. Drivers for WDCS are now Nick, Bill, and Andrea.
• JDSS takes over the Nissan Sentra, now running number 13, with Bobby, Todd, and Jason driving for the Trojans.
• GHSS continues unchanged with the number 35 Nissan Altima.
Nothing lost, everything gained. Every school gets a fair shot, the builds stay realistic, and Kaydance’s memory remains front and center where it belongs. The students are fired up, the teachers are on board, and the season is shaping up to be one for the books.
More updates coming soon. Buckle up.
JDSS Receives Their Car!
Big moment today. The students finally laid eyes on their project car for the very first time, and the excitement was buzzing loud enough to drown out an impact gun. This crew came ready, fired up, and already plotting what they’re going to turn this machine into.
They’ve even got a teammate who races at Full Throttle Motor Speedway, which might just give this squad a sneaky edge when the competition rolls in.
Introducing the JDSS #13 Nissan Sentra.
Fresh off delivery. Full of potential. Ready to make some noise.
GHSS Making Quick Progress!
Fleshertons team took delivery of their racecar on Tuesday and the excitement was instant. Smiles on, sleeves rolled up, and ready to get after the real deal.
Before turning a single lap, they were handed a parts car and told to harvest everything usable. Challenge accepted. In no time the car was stripped bare and not a single good part was left behind.
We loaded up the shell and, before we even left the property, the racecar was cleared of snow and sitting on the hoist. No hesitation. No standing around. Just pure drive.
If this competition was judged on enthusiasm alone, Fleshertons would already be standing on the top step.
Paint Scheme Design Time!
Our school teams are now designing their race car paint schemes. They’ve got a few guidelines to follow, but beyond that it’s wide open for creativity.
Want to be part of it? Jump in and share your ideas with your favourite team. Below you’ll find the design guidelines and templates. If you’d like a printable version, email us at blueprintstoburnouts@gmail.com and we’ll send one your way.
Finish a design, snap a photo, and send it back to us. We’ll make sure your idea gets submitted to the team for consideration.
From paper to paint to pavement… let’s see what you’ve got.
Welcome to 2026!
We hope everyone had a wonderful and joyous holiday season, surrounded by family, friends, and good memories.
Now it’s back to business, and the Grey Highlands crew didn’t miss a beat. As soon as the school doors opened, they were right back at it and loving every minute. Nothing says “back in the groove” like a car surrounded by smiling, fired-up students.
This is what it’s all about. Momentum, motivation, and a strong start to the year.
We’re proud to welcome Brodrecht Farms as a sponsor of the Blueprints to Burnouts program, as well as the Primary Sponsor of the GHSS #35 Nissan Altima.
A true family-run operation, Brodrecht Farms is built on hard work, shared responsibility, and a belief in giving young people real opportunities to learn and grow. Every member of the family plays a role in the operation, from livestock and cropping to trucking and development, making it a hands-on example of what commitment and teamwork look like.
Their support comes from a genuine place. They believe in education, in skilled trades, and in giving students experiences that spark interest and confidence. With strong roots in agriculture and a family history tied to motorsports, their connection to this program feels natural and meaningful.
We’re grateful to have Brodrecht Farms supporting local students, schools, and the wider community. This program is stronger because of people like them.
Every great racecar earns a great nickname. That’s just how it’s always been done.
We challenged the teams to come up with names that truly fit their machine. The students brainstormed, the driver added their own wildcard pick, and now the final decision is in the hands of our loyal followers.
Up first: the GHSS Lions Nissan Altima
The poll is live and will run for 7 days, closing on Saturday, February 17th. One name will come out on top and become part of this car’s identity.
Vote for your favorite by commenting the number, and don’t forget to like and share to help spread the word and get as many voices involved as possible.
Poll’s open. Reputation on the line. Choose wisely
And the names they came up with are
1-Martha
2-Gert
3-Pop Tart
4-Burtha
5-Sparky
6-The MANE Attraction (driver wild card)
WE HAVE A WINNER
The poll has spoken. Democracy has done its thing.
The GHSS Nissan Altima is officially named…
GERT
Not fancy. Not cute.
Just loud, stubborn, and ready to cause problems in the best way possible. Huge shoutout to everyone who voted, argued, campaigned, and spammed the poll. You didn’t just pick a name, you summoned a personality.
Welcome to the era of GERT.
Buckle up. This is where things get rowdy
We’re proud to officially welcome Ironworkers Local 721 as a partner of the Blueprints to Burnouts program.
Local 721 isn’t just a union. They’re builders of Ontario itself. Chartered in 1949, with roots stretching back to 1902, their members have spent over a century shaping skylines, raising landmarks, and doing the kind of work that only counts if it’s done right. CN Tower. Rogers Centre. BMO Field. Transit systems. Power generation. Hospitals. Schools. Factories. If it’s big, heavy, high, or critical, chances are Ironworkers were there.
This partnership hits even closer to home because one of our own team members and drivers is an Ironworker by trade and a proud Local 721 member. That’s Blueprints to Burnouts in its purest form. Skilled trades. Real careers. Hard-earned pride carried from the jobsite to the track.
Local 721 represents over 4,100 highly trained members, dispatching skilled professionals across every corner of the Ironworkers trade and delivering top-tier apprenticeship and journeyperson training that keeps standards high and futures strong.
This is a partnership built on grit, skill, and brotherhood. We’re honored to stand alongside Ironworkers Local 721 as we continue building pathways, opportunities, and the next generation of blue-collar excellence.
Welcome to the team. Built strong. Built right.
We’re proud to welcome EPIC Promotional as an official partner of the Blueprints to Burnouts program.
If the EPIC name sounds familiar, it should. EPIC Racewear has been a long-time supporter of Tolton Motorsports, built on trust, shared values, and a deep understanding of what it means to show up prepared. That trusted relationship continues as EPIC Racewear partners with all three team cars, while EPIC Promotional steps in to support the next generation through Blueprints to Burnouts.
EPIC Promotional is all about helping brands show up strong, whether that’s corporate recognition, safety programs, trade shows, team gear, business gifts, or fully managed online stores. If it can carry a logo, tell a story, or leave an impression, they can make it happen. No cookie-cutter thinking. Just smart, cost-effective branding that actually connects.
What ties it all together is the EPIC DNA. Built by racers. Grown in workshops, not boardrooms. Real conversations with real people who care about the end result. The same mindset that designs championship-level racewear now helps businesses, teams, and organizations look professional and stand out anywhere they show up.
This partnership makes sense. Racing roots. Creative muscle. Blue-collar work ethic. And a shared belief in building people up, not just brands.
Welcome to the program, EPIC Promotional. Let’s make it bold, memorable, and unmistakably EPIC.
Tomorrow night will be a bit different of an episode for ONTrack Weekly on GForceTV as welcome in the Blueprints to Burnouts group from Black Magic Racing & the Kaydance Ford Athletic & Trades Foundation to the show to talk about their racing initiative through their partnership together. We will have guests from the team including their driver lineups, and one of the founders of the foundation, Jessica Ford on the show to talk about this amazing idea.
Interview can be viewed at https://www.youtube.com/live/1lp_HnkTCso
We’re fired up to officially welcome Leslie Motors as a partner of the Blueprints to Burnouts program.
Leslie Motors isn’t just another blue-oval dealership. They’re blue-collar to the core. Family owned. Community built. Customer first. The kind of place where a handshake still means something and your word matters.
Their Harriston location has been standing tall since 1913, with the Leslie family at the helm since 1966. Add in Walkerton and Wingham, decades of growth, and continued investment in service and people, and you’ve got a business that understands hard work the old-fashioned way: show up, do it right, and take care of your community.
That mindset lines up perfectly with what Blueprints to Burnouts is all about. Teaching real skills. Creating real opportunities. Building futures with grease under the fingernails and pride in the work.
We’re beyond grateful to have Leslie Motors backing this program and the people in it. When strong community supporters step up, everyone wins.
Welcome to the team, Leslie Motors!
Blueprints to Burnouts was built on passion, mentorship, and the belief that hands-on learning can change lives. That spirit lives on through Kaydance. We are incredibly grateful to announce a new supporter! Scottsworth Bait Co. is a small, family-run fishing lure business operating out of a garage workshop, built on hard work, tradition, and a deep love for the water. Scottsworth Bait Co. isn’t just a sponsor. Owned and operated by Kaydance’s grandfather, grandmother, and uncle, it is truly part of her story. Kaydance’s love for fishing was sparked by her Grandpa Jeff, who first took her out in a kayak and taught her how to fish. Summers were spent on the water camping, learning, laughing, and chasing the next big catch. Her Uncle Nick, a fishing guide and tournament angler, was her hero. He was the one she called for advice, bragged to about her catches, and dreamed of becoming. What many didn’t know is that Kaydance was already planning her future. She had begun learning how to make fishing lures and was quietly preparing to one day take over this very business. This summer was meant to be her first official step into that role. This donation isn’t just financial support. It’s a legacy. It’s family. It’s Kaydance’s passion continuing to ripple forward. Thank you to Scottsworth Bait Co. for believing in this program and for helping us carry Kaydance’s memory forward in the most meaningful way possible. Her story matters. Her impact continues.
Blueprints to Burnouts was never about a race car.
It was never about branding, numbers, or checkered flags.
It was, and always will be, about honouring Kaydance Ford.
This program was created in her memory with one clear purpose: to keep her passion, her energy, and her unstoppable spirit alive by opening doors for students who share the same interests she did.
Kaydance was a force. Curious, competitive, hands-on, outdoors-driven, and unapologetically herself. She learned by doing. She thrived when she could work with her hands, challenge herself physically, and push past what was expected of her. Trades, athletics, the outdoors, teamwork, leadership—these weren’t hobbies for Kaydance. They were who she was.
She loved welding, woodshop, automotive, and electrical work. She dreamed of becoming an electrician. She jumped headfirst into sports she’d never played before and gave everything she had. She showed up early, stayed late, and never backed down—even when it hurt. She was the kid who wanted to know how things worked and why, and then wanted to try it herself.
Kaydance believed in effort. In showing up. In earning your place.
And she believed deeply in people.
Blueprints to Burnouts exists to reflect that belief.
This program is about creating connections. About providing resources. About mentorship, access, and opportunity. It’s about giving students a chance to explore the trades, hands-on learning, and career paths that don’t always get the spotlight—but quietly build the world we live in. It’s about helping young people find confidence, direction, and purpose, the same way Kaydance was beginning to find hers.
Every student we support, every door we help open, every connection we create—these are not accidents. They are intentional acts of remembrance.
Kaydance’s life was cut far too short, but her story did not end. It continues through the students who discover a passion for working with their hands. Through those who feel seen, supported, and capable for the first time. Through the opportunities created in her name.
This program has always been about keeping her memory alive—not quietly, not passively, but boldly. The way she lived.
If you’d like to learn more about Kaydance, her legacy, and the work being done in her name, we invite you to visit kaydancefordfoundation.ca.
The Kaydance Ford Athletic and Trades Foundation and the Blueprints to Burnouts program exist because of community support and a shared belief in creating real opportunities for young people. The foundation’s continued support of this program makes every connection, resource, and opportunity possible—and we are deeply grateful for that partnership.
If this story resonates with you, there are many ways to get involved. Whether through support, collaboration, or contribution, your involvement helps keep these opportunities moving forward. Both the foundation and this program are donation-funded, and every bit of support goes directly toward opening doors for students who carry the same curiosity, drive, and hands-on spirit Kaydance did.
Kaydance was a beacon.
Together we can help keep her light moving forward
Thank you for being part of a legacy that continues to grow.
Kaydance Ford Athletic & Trades Foundation 