The Toddville American Legion leads the Alburnett Children’s Benefit Day parade, Aug. 2.

Scott Stick waves to many spectators as he drives a classic 1972 International Harvester 4568 during the Alburnett Children’s Benefit Day parade.

Alburnett Children’s Benefit Day parade, Aug. 2.

The Linn County Secondary Roads Department's motor grader and large plow drive through the streets as they pass in the Alburnett Children’s Benefit Day parade.

Set up at the Alburnett Historical Society, Talia Gallagher has her face painted with a colorful beach scene and palm trees.

Simply Homemade of Central City was one of many vendors participating in the day, selling homemade baked goods.

While inspecting one of the Alburnett Fire Department trucks, Rowan Priest from Alburnett also had the opportunity to try on a firefighter's helmet.

Tatum Banes of Alburnett checks out the International Harvester 806 during the Alburnett Children’s Benefit Day Touch-a-Truck event.

Callyn Lowe is able to sit in the large John Deere Motor Grader from the Linn County Secondary Roads Department as part of the Alburnett Children’s Benefit Day Touch-a-Truck event.

Zella Ulferts checks out a Bobcat wheel loader during Alburnett Children’s Benefit Day Touch-a-Truck event.

Alburnett Archery Club set up a demonstration booth for spectators of all ages to try shooting a bow under adult supervision.

Theadora Lillie, 2, and Grandma Monigue Lillie check out the pedal tractors.

Making an entrance, UnityPoint LifeGuard arrives at Alburnett Children’s Benefit Day while the Alburnett Fire Department is on standby as the helicopter lands behind FSB Bank.