Carson Cheney was a full-of-life 4-year-old boy who was rarely seen without a toy car in hand. After his parents suffered the traumatic loss of their son in 2012, they were inspired to share his courage with the world. A year after his passing, Carson Courage Cars was born and has touched the lives of many across the globe.
Carson Cheney was a full-of-life 4-year-old boy who was rarely seen without a toy car in hand. After his parents suffered the traumatic loss of their son in 2012, they were inspired to share his courage with the world. A year after his passing, Carson Courage Cars was born and has touched the lives of many across the globe.
Courtesy Zac and Hilary Cheney
Courage car found in Kyoto, Japan.
Courage car found in Kyoto, Japan.
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A car was found on a playground in Mill Creek, Washington.
A car was found on a playground in Mill Creek, Washington.
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These cars are on their way to Sweden and Denmark.
These cars are on their way to Sweden and Denmark.
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Six cars are hidden in Valdez, Alaska. Any fortunate finders?
Six cars are hidden in Valdez, Alaska. Any fortunate finders?
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A lucky 4-year-old boy found this car in Dry Ridge, Kentucky.
A lucky 4-year-old boy found this car in Dry Ridge, Kentucky.
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Stevensville, Montana, was a hiding spot for this courage car.
Stevensville, Montana, was a hiding spot for this courage car.
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Car left for someone to find in Stanley Park in Vancouver, British Columbia.
Car left for someone to find in Stanley Park in Vancouver, British Columbia.
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A courageous surprise was found outside Hershey Farm in Lancaster, Pennsylvania.
A courageous surprise was found outside Hershey Farm in Lancaster, Pennsylvania.
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This car made it to the coast in Navarre, Florida.
This car made it to the coast in Navarre, Florida.
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A car hidden in Happy Valley Nature Park, Oregon, was able to touch the lives of the finders.
A car hidden in Happy Valley Nature Park, Oregon, was able to touch the lives of the finders.
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