Indianapolis-based Coltrain Onsite Fleet Care has signed on as an official sponsor of the 2026 StaffDNA Cure Bowl, an annual college football game that raises funds and awareness for cancer research.

The 12th annual Cure Bowl, organized by the Orlando Sports Foundation in collaboration with ESPN Events, is scheduled for December 22 at 5 p.m. ET at Acrisure Bounce House in Orlando, Florida. The game will be broadcast on ESPN.

Since its inception in 2015, the Cure Bowl has helped raise $6.83 million for cancer research, including more than $3.68 million awarded to Dr. Annette Khaled, a researcher at the University of Central Florida College of Medicine.

A Personal Connection to the Cause

For Coltrain Onsite co-founders Kyle and Kevin Coltrain, supporting the Cure Bowl is personal. Their grandmother passed away from cancer, and the family has longstanding connections to the Orlando Sports Foundation and UCF football.

Their father, Ted Coltrain, played football at UCF and previously served as president of the Orlando Sports Foundation board. Kyle Coltrain, who played in the 2016 Cure Bowl as a captain of the UCF Knights football team, currently serves on the foundation's board of directors.

The company's involvement also reflects the personal experiences of its employees, including Ben Wilson, a mobile service manager in Central Tennessee.

"My mom has been a breast cancer survivor since 2007, and my stepdaughter beat brain cancer when she was 10. If you ask her how she got through it, she'll tell you, 'You just gotta keep smiling.' Seeing how she takes on every day makes you appreciate what you have. I'm proud to work for a family-owned company that's in this fight. Defend the Cure," Wilson said.

Coltrain Onsite provides mobile preventive maintenance, inspections, and repairs for commercial trucks, trailers, and specialty equipment across 15 states, including several Florida markets.

The 2026 Cure Bowl matchup is expected to be announced December 6. More information about the event and its cancer research fundraising efforts is available at CureBowl.com.