A convoy of Broncos, off-road rigs and everyday drivers is expected to roll into Clearwater this Saturday for a fundraiser that mixes car culture with a cause that hits close to home for many Tampa Bay families.

Broncos for Boobies 2026 takes over OCC Road House & Museum on Saturday, October 10, from noon to 3 p.m., bringing together vehicle enthusiasts, local vendors, live music, raffles, food and a breast-cancer fundraiser in one free community event.

The event is organized by Bronco Battalion USA in partnership with OCC Road House & Museum, Bert's Barracuda Harley-Davidson and Orlando Health Bayfront Hospital.

Admission is free, and organizers are making a point of welcoming more than Bronco owners.

Jeep drivers, truck owners, classic-car fans and anyone who simply wants to support the cause can attend.

That broad invitation is part of what makes the event stand out.

Instead of feeling like a closed enthusiast meet, the afternoon is designed as a family-friendly gathering where the vehicles are the hook but the fundraising mission is the reason to show up.

Organizers say the afternoon will include raffles and giveaways, local vendors, food and drinks, live music and a lineup of Broncos and other vehicles.

The money raised is slated to benefit cancer patients receiving care through Orlando Health Cancer Institute at Orlando Health Bayfront Hospital in St. Petersburg.

That local connection gives the fundraiser extra weight.

Orlando Health expanded cancer services in St. Petersburg this year with the opening of Institute Square on the Bayfront campus, bringing cancer, imaging and other specialty services together in a major new medical complex serving the Tampa Bay area.

For people attending Saturday's fundraiser, that means the event is not supporting an abstract national campaign.

It is tied to cancer care being delivered here in the region.

Broncos for Boobies also arrives during Breast Cancer Awareness Month, when pink ribbons and awareness campaigns are everywhere, but this event puts a very Tampa Bay spin on the message.

The formula is simple: park the vehicles, gather the community, sell raffle tickets, support local businesses and turn the energy around an enthusiast meetup into help for people dealing with cancer.

OCC Road House & Museum is a natural fit for that kind of event.

The Clearwater venue combines a restaurant, museum, large entertainment pavilion and a steady calendar of car, truck, motorcycle and live-music events.

Its Saturday schedule is especially busy this weekend.

In addition to Broncos for Boobies beginning at noon, OCC is also advertising free live music from Steve Shabala at 1 p.m., followed later in the evening by Scream Machine, an '80s arena-rock tribute show.

That gives visitors the option to make the fundraiser part of a longer afternoon or evening at the venue rather than treating it as a quick stop.

Families with dogs may also find the location convenient because OCC Road House describes itself as pet-friendly and allows leashed pets during its regular operating hours and events.

The venue is located at 10575 49th Street North in Clearwater.

For anyone planning to bring a show vehicle, arriving early may be smart simply because the event is attracting organized Bronco groups from around Florida, including clubs planning group roll-ins.

For everyone else, the best strategy is even simpler: come hungry, bring a few dollars for raffles or donations, walk the rows of vehicles and stay long enough to enjoy the music.

You do not need to own a Bronco to belong at this event.

You just need a reason to support neighbors facing cancer — and on Saturday, a parking lot full of interesting vehicles gives Tampa Bay one more reason to turn out.