A local initiative is underway in Terrell Hills, TX, focused on supporting students. The effort is called Drive Away For Education. It appears to offer a chance to win a new car for those who participate in supporting local students.
Further details about the initiative, including how to get involved and the rules for the car giveaway, are available from the source, WOAI News 4, also known as News4SA, an NBC affiliate.
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