NSRA Season 2

The NSRA Gives Back

In the NRSA iRacing eSports league we love to race, we love to win, and we love to give back.  Our drivers range from age 13 to 62, we race NASCAR trucks, FIA prototype cars, Gran Turing cars, Indy cars and anything else that we can find.  We have kids, young adults, dads, grandpas and welcome openly anyone else that wants to join our free to race league.  Diversity comes easy to an eSports league as we race against each other’s cars and trucks, not each other’s disability, race, religion, color, or orientation.  This allows our team to come together like no other and takes away limits found in other groups and organizations.  While we may be fierce competitors on the track, we are friends off the track, helping each other and trying to lift up in a world that tears down.  Together, we share chat rooms, stream videos, play other games, and help each other with issues that face us not only in times of quarantine and pandemics, but everyday issues and problems as well.   We consider the NSRA to be a family, and as a family, we want to give back to families.  The NSRA Road administrators have chosen to work with Ronald McDonald House Charities as they share the same love of the family as we do, and we can only hope to assist in their fantastic efforts to bring parents closer to their children in times of crisis and need.

Since 1988 Ronald McDonald House Charities of the Intermountain Area has been keeping families close in a place that feels like home – providing stability and resources when they need it most. 

Our Ronald McDonald House and Ronald McDonald Family Room provide a temporary home-away-from-home that serves and sustains families of children receiving treatment at area hospitals. Seriously ill or injured children cope better when surrounded by loved ones. Our mission is made possible through the help of our partner-in-care, McDonald’s, and thanks to the donations and gifts from generous individuals, corporations, organizations, and foundations. The Ronald McDonald House in Salt Lake City continues to open welcoming doors to families in need, by keeping families close, so that together they can rest and regroup; hope and heal; laugh and love.