Classic Cadillac of Atlanta is giving back to the community in a unique way by dedicating the entire month of August to CURE Childhood Cancer of Atlanta. By partnering with CURE, a non-profit organization, Classic Cadillac customers will have the opportunity to aide in efforts to raise money and awareness of CURE whose focus is in improving the care, quality of life, and survival rate of children with cancer. “CURE Month” at Classic Cadillac will kick-off August 1st where customers can donate directly to CURE and where their donations can be matched dollar-for-dollar!

From August 1st through August 31st, Classic Cadillac will be accepting donations in transaction of dealership services. Don’t have a Cadillac but want to support the cause? Well, throughout the month of August, Classic Cadillac is offering oil changes on any car make and model. Donations will be accepted at the Classic Cadillac dealership on 7700 Roswell Rd. They will match donations “dollar for dollar” for up to $100, and the grand total of funds raised will be revealed during a check presentation at the CURE Gala on September 25th at the Grand Hyatt hotel in Atlanta.

Ranked number 1 as the largest volume Cadillac dealership in Georgia, Classic Cadillac prides themselves on their community outreach and involvement. Owner, Mike Dominicone stated, "We are thrilled to partner up with such a wonderful and giving charity such as CURE Childhood Cancer. CURE Childhood Cancer is a charity that is very dear to my heart and I want to raise as much money as possible in the month of August because it is so important to give back to your community and I am happy to start with CURE."

Founded in 1975, CURE Childhood Cancer is dedicated to discovering cures for childhood cancer through cutting edge research and providing education and support to patients and their families. Their vision is that childhood cancers can be cured in our lifetime. Since their inception, CURE has raised millions of dollars to fund cutting edge research at the Aflac Cancer Center Blood Disorders Service at Children’s Healthcare of Atlanta and Emory University School of Medicine.

For more information about CURE Childhood Cancer or to make donations, please visit