On Saturday, December 11, 2011, the Los Angeles Black Porsche Club hosted its 16th Annual Toy Run to benefit underprivileged and homeless children. With an escort from the Rare Breed Motorcycle Club of Los Angeles, members of Los Angeles’ oldest African-American Porsche driver’s club pulled up to Compton’s Shields for Families center located at 1315 North Bullis Road with hundreds of gifts. Members from both clubs helped to distribute the gifts.

The Los Angeles Black Porsche Club was founded by ten Black Porsche owners who, in September 1968, were denied membership into a local Porsche club because of their race. As the group grew, so did their social and humanitarian activities. Today the group is several hundred members large.
Photos courtesy of L.A. Black Porsche Club