Polaris Inc. Commits Over $120,000 to Support Off-Road Organizations in 2025

Polaris Inc. Contributes Over $120,000 to Off-Road and Snow Organizations



On April 23, 2025, Polaris Inc. (NYSE: PII) announced a generous donation of more than $120,000 aimed at fostering the safe use of off-road vehicles (ORVs), all-terrain vehicles (ATVs), and snowmobile clubs across the United States. This contribution is part of the company’s long-standing commitment to its TRAILS GRANTS program, which has been supporting organizations that promote responsible riding and environmental stewardship for nearly two decades.

Since the program's inception in 2006, Polaris has donated over $3.5 million to more than 425 off-road and snowmobiling organizations in the U.S. and Canada. The funds awarded through the TRAILS GRANTS are typically utilized for trail development, maintenance efforts, and initiatives focused on promoting safety and responsible riding education.

"Local riding clubs and organizations are the heartbeat of the off-road community,” said Reid Wilson, President of Off-Road Vehicles at Polaris. “Many of these dedicated individuals volunteer their time and resources to maintain trails, enhance safety, and advocate for responsible riding among enthusiasts. We are proud to support their efforts so that riders can continue to enjoy unforgettable experiences with their families and friends outdoors."

The 13 organizations selected as recipients for the Spring 2025 TRAILS GRANTS will each receive awards of up to $10,000. These include:
  • - Sitka Trail Works (Sitka, Alaska): Focused on rehabilitation of trails and repair of bridges to maintain safe public access.
  • - Sierra Buttes Trail Stewardship (Quincy, California): Aiding fire recovery efforts along vital trails.
  • - Sawtooth Society Inc. (Hailey, Idaho): Working towards the preservation and enhancement of trails within the Sawtooth National Recreation Area.
  • - International Voyagers Snowmobile Club (International Falls, Minnesota): Developing a shelter along dangerous trail corners to promote safety.
  • - Central Lakes ATV Club (Nisswa, Minnesota): Purchasing a storage trailer for the equipment necessary for youth safety training events.
  • - Partnership for Youth Inc. (St. Louis, Missouri): Facilitating trail maintenance to improve erosion control.
  • - National Off-Highway Vehicle Conservation Council (Vaughn, Montana): Hosting a Summit dedicated to sharing best practices around off-highway vehicle recreation.
  • - Heart of Oregon Corps, Inc. (Bend, Oregon): Supporting youth-led conservation efforts on local trail systems.
  • - Pennsylvania Off Highway Vehicle Association (Galeton, Pennsylvania): Promoting best practices for safe riding.
  • - Piney Rail Riders (Strattanville, Pennsylvania): Aiming to build new trails from former railway lines.
  • - Southern Trail Advocates and Riders (Huger, South Carolina): Enhancing trail maintenance and promoting responsible riding through additional signage.
  • - Upper Valley Snow Packers (Fairlee, Vermont): Focusing on repairs and upgrades to trails for safer use.
  • - Washington State Department of Natural Resources (Olympia, Washington): Undertaking trail repairs and maintenance in the Walker Valley ORV area.

Reid Wilson further highlighted that acknowledging and assisting local organizations is key to ensuring that trail systems remain accessible and enjoyable for all types of riders. The grants echo the commitment of Polaris to engage with community members and foster a sustainable environment that respects both recreational activities and natural resources.

For those looking to apply for fall 2025 TRAILS GRANT funding, further details are available on the official Polaris website. This initiative underlines the essential link between recreational outdoor activities and responsible stewardship of natural trails, allowing enthusiasts to enjoy the breathtaking landscapes in a safe and sustainable manner.

About Polaris, Inc.: Established in 1954, Polaris is recognized as a leader in the powersports industry. The company designs and manufactures a variety of vehicles tailored for both recreational and commercial use, including off-road vehicles, snowmobiles, motorcycles, and more. Polaris is committed to enriching the outdoor experience and serving its global audience with innovative products and exceptional services.

For more information, visit Polaris' official site.

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