HighOctane Heroes: Racing to the Rescue
Build. Rescue. Create. Level Up.
A real-world youth adventure program where racing,
mechanics, media, animal rescue, mentorship,
teamwork, and unforgettable experiences
become reasons to show up and grow.
HighOctane Heroes is created in partnership with
Kenyon Racing and brought to life through HOHRacingTV,
giving young people opportunities to do more than
watch incredible things happen.
They get to help build them.
Mechanics
Rescue
Media
Adventure
Teamwork
Mentorship
Purpose
This Is Not Another Class
Give young people something worth showing up for.
Some young people do not need another lecture about
motivation, responsibility, teamwork, or confidence.
They need somewhere those things actually matter.
Somewhere real.
HighOctane Heroes creates that somewhere.
One Program. A Whole World To Explore.
Part garage. Part film crew. Part rescue mission. Part adventure.
Participants do not have to choose one narrow lane.
HighOctane Heroes creates opportunities to discover
interests, strengths, skills, and roles by actually doing things.
BUILD
Wrench On Something
Learn tools, mechanical thinking, safety,
troubleshooting, fabrication, vehicle systems,
project planning, and the satisfaction of making
something work.
CREATE
Tell The Story
Learn cameras, filming, interviews,
race coverage, editing, storytelling,
production, social media, and what happens
behind the scenes of HOHRacingTV.
RESCUE
Be Needed
Participate in meaningful rescue-related work
that builds patience, empathy, consistency,
humane care, responsibility, and respect
for another living being.
RACE
Join The Action
Experience motorsports from the other side
of the fence — preparation, teamwork,
race-day responsibility, media coverage,
problem-solving, and the culture around the sport.
TEAM
Become Someone Others Count On
Learn that showing up, communicating,
doing your part, helping someone else,
and following through can affect
an entire team.
EXPLORE
Earn Bigger Worlds
Local projects can lead toward larger challenges,
race experiences, filming opportunities,
special events, travel, and adventures
that once felt very far away.
Real Life Has Levels Too
What if growth felt like a game worth playing?
HighOctane Heroes turns progress into something
young people can see, earn, build on, and chase.
01
Show Up
Attendance matters.
Effort matters.
Being part of the team matters.
02
Skill Up
Complete projects, learn new abilities,
solve problems, practice,
and improve.
03
Team Up
Help others, communicate,
lead when ready, accept guidance,
and become dependable.
04
Level Up
Build eligibility for larger projects,
experiences, responsibilities,
adventures, and opportunities.
Bigger opportunities are not about being the loudest,
coolest, or naturally best at something.
They are about effort, growth, responsibility,
teamwork, readiness, and what a participant
does with the opportunities already in front of them.
Powered By Partnership
Kenyon Racing brings the garage into the program.
HighOctane Heroes partners with Kenyon Racing
to create hands-on opportunities around motorsports,
mechanical skills, race preparation,
problem-solving, safety, tools,
teamwork, and real-world projects.
Racing is not the finish line.
It is one of the tools we use to create connection,
motivation, challenge, skill, responsibility,
and a reason to keep moving forward.
Learn The Machine
Vehicles create endless opportunities to learn
systems thinking, tools, maintenance,
troubleshooting, patience, and precision.
Learn The Team
Motorsports make teamwork visible.
One person not doing their job can affect everyone.
Communication and responsibility suddenly become real.
Learn Yourself
Difficult projects reveal frustration,
persistence, confidence, strengths,
leadership, and what happens when
something does not work the first time.
The Story Becomes Part Of The Adventure
HighOctane Heroes is filmed for HOHRacingTV.
Participants may have opportunities to help film,
photograph, interview, produce, document,
and tell the stories happening around them.
That can mean filming projects at home,
covering Florida motorsports events,
documenting rescue stories,
helping create challenge episodes,
or becoming part of larger HOHRacingTV adventures.
They are not just watching content.
They can help create it.
Behind The Camera Counts Too
Not everybody has to want to drive.
A racing world needs far more than drivers.
It needs mechanics, photographers, editors,
organizers, storytellers, problem-solvers,
researchers, crew members, and people
who know how to make something happen.
Film
Cameras, framing, action coverage,
interviews, race-day footage,
sound, and capturing the moment.
Create
Editing, story structure, graphics,
social media, episode ideas,
creative problem-solving, and production.
Communicate
Interviewing, teamwork, speaking,
asking good questions, explaining ideas,
and learning how stories connect people.
Racing To The Rescue
Rescue is not scenery.
It is part of the mission.
HighOctane Heroes grew from a world where
second chances matter for both children and animals.
Rescue animals can give young people something
remarkably important:
the experience of being needed.
Humane care, patience, consistency,
observation, boundaries, responsibility,
and trust become real when another living being
is depending on you.
Sometimes helping another life changes
the way we begin to see our own.
Earn The Next Adventure
The world gets bigger as participants grow.
HighOctane Heroes is designed so that progress
can open doors to experiences that feel genuinely exciting.
LOCAL
Local Adventures
Community projects, rescue work,
builds, challenges, outings,
and opportunities to put new skills into action.
FLORIDA
Race Coverage
Eligible participants may earn opportunities
to join HOHRacingTV at Florida racing events,
help film, assist with media,
and experience race culture from inside the action.
PROJECT
Bigger Builds
Increased skill and responsibility can unlock
more complicated mechanical, rescue,
media, and team projects.
EXPERIENCE
Special Events
Participants may work toward limited
special experiences, challenges,
behind-the-scenes opportunities,
and unique community partnerships.
TRAVEL
Go Somewhere Bigger
Selected eligible participants may have opportunities
to travel for major projects, filming,
motorsports experiences, or program adventures.
DREAM
Baja
One of the program’s long-range adventure goals
is creating opportunities connected to
the Baja 1000 — the kind of experience
a young person may remember for the rest of their life.
Bigger Adventures Can Build Bigger Connections
What if earning an adventure also created
a memory with someone who matters?
Some HighOctane Heroes opportunities are envisioned
not simply as a prize for the participant,
but as opportunities to strengthen connection.
Eligible youth may work toward limited experiences
where an approved caregiver can participate too —
including future travel opportunities connected
to major motorsports adventures such as Baja.
Because sometimes the coolest thing
a program can give a kid is not a thing at all.
It is a story they get to tell for the rest of their life:
“We did that together.”
Adventure With A Purpose
The cool stuff is real.
So is what young people learn along the way.
Confidence
Not empty praise.
Confidence built by actually learning,
creating, solving, helping, and accomplishing.
Responsibility
Tools, animals, equipment, schedules,
projects, and teams all require
people who can be trusted.
Persistence
Cars break.
Projects fail.
Footage gets missed.
Plans change.
Try again.
Teamwork
Learn when to lead,
when to listen,
when to help,
and how your work affects everyone else.
Purpose
Discover interests, strengths,
roles, responsibilities,
and something meaningful to work toward.
Belonging
Become part of something
where your contribution matters
and people notice when you show up.
Part Of A Bigger Connection
Skills are easier to build when they have somewhere to go.
HighOctane Heroes can connect with the larger ReConnect
program world, including ReShift learning and life-skills support
and, when clinically appropriate, ReFocus mental-health services.
With appropriate permissions, caregivers,
educators, mentors, therapists, and program staff
can all be working toward the same bigger goal:
helping a young person build more connection,
competence, confidence, and possibility.
You Do Not Have To Live Here To Change What Happens Here
Wish something like this had existed when you were a kid?
Help us build it for somebody else’s.
HighOctane Heroes takes real resources:
tools, safety equipment, mechanical supplies,
cameras, media equipment, transportation,
activity costs, rescue care,
project materials, race experiences,
and opportunities to go somewhere bigger.
A supporter hundreds of miles away may never
meet the young person whose experience they helped create.
But that young person may remember the experience
for the rest of their life.
Help turn “I wish I could”
into “I can’t believe I actually did that.”
What Support Helps Build
Donations become opportunities.
Equip A Hero
Help provide tools, protective equipment,
project materials, cameras,
media supplies, and other hands-on resources.
Fuel An Adventure
Help make transportation,
event participation, race coverage,
community experiences, and larger
earned opportunities possible.
Back The Rescue
Help support the animal-care,
rescue-related supplies,
and meaningful youth-and-animal experiences
that remain at the heart of Racing to the Rescue.
Where This Can Go
Start local.
Build something unforgettable.
HighOctane Heroes begins with the young person
standing in front of us today:
one project, one skill, one rescue,
one challenge, one responsibility,
one earned success at a time.
But the vision is bigger.
More race coverage.
More rescue stories.
More builds.
More films.
More partnerships.
More adventures.
More chances for young people to discover
that their world is much larger
than they thought it was.
Racing to the Rescue is only getting started.
HighOctane Heroes experiences vary by project,
participant readiness, age, safety requirements,
permissions, available funding, partner availability,
transportation, and program capacity.
Special events and travel opportunities are limited
and are not guaranteed.
Participation in filming or public media is subject
to applicable consent and media-release requirements.
Youth safety, appropriate supervision,
and program readiness remain the priority.