With David Stremme back behind the wheel of the #33 Circle Sport Chevy at Bristol, team owner Joe Falk also announced a charitable initiative to bring awareness to Montero Medical Missions (MMM), a non-profit, 501[c][3] tax-exempt status, faith-based and interfaith international humanitarian organization. Besides being proudly displayed on the roof and decklid of the #33 Sprint Cup Series entry for Saturday night’s Irwin Tools Night Race at Bristol, Falk’s Little Joe’s Autos dealership in conjunction with Circle Sport is a presenting sponsor of MMM’s inaugural Oyster Roast at Chesapeake City Park on November 1st. ‘I have known Doc (Dr. Juan Montero II) for nearly 20 years, in part, due to my association as a board member at the Chesapeake Regional Medical Center,’ said Falk. ‘We felt that publicizing Montero Medical Mission’s cause on the 33 car at Bristol this weekend would help bolster their current fundraising campaign and bring greater awareness to the great work his charity is doing for our veterans at home as well as those in need overseas. The NASCAR arena is a great platform for Doc to promote his good work and I can’t think of a better venue than Bristol Motor Speedway.’(Circle Sport)(8-22-2014)
