The Annual Cancer of Many Colors Fueled by Hope Car Show was held at Lexington High School on Saturday, April 18.

The show was open to all makes and years of vehicles.

Trophies were given to the top 25 entries. Those included Best GM, Best Ford, Best Mopar, Best Import, Best Truck, Best of Show, furthest traveled, staff choice and special interest.

The Cancer of Many Colors Car Show was founded by Paulette Criscione in 2014. The car show raises funds and awareness for cancer patients. The organization supports patients with financial burdens during treatment, inspired by the founder's own journey with breast/lung cancer and family losses.

The Cancer of Many Colors Car Show is a non-profit organization that provides financial assistance for essential living expenses such as rent and utilities up to $500 to cancer patients through their "Small Gift Program," with payments made directly to service providers.

The show was well attended, and there were many cars from the 1930s to 2015. Those included Model T cars, Mustangs, Fords, Chevrolets, Hondas, trucks and modified cars with special paint that portrayed popular comics and more.