Today, Polaris announced they will be donating more than $135,000 to off-road vehicles (ORV), all-terrain vehicles (ATV), and snowmobile riding clubs and organizations across the United States and Canada as part of their TRAILS GRANTS program. Awarded twice annually, Polaris added 14 organizations to the 13 organizations awarded in the spring, bringing the combined donation amount for 2025 to more than $255,000.
The following 14 organizations were named Fall 2025 TRAILS GRANTS recipients and received awards up to $10,000 each:
- Alliance for Trail Vehicles of Maine (Caribou, Maine)
- Carlton County Riders (Carlton, Minnesota)
- Childwold Snopackers Inc. (Tupper Lake, New York)
- Eastern Ontario Trails Alliance (Wingham, Ontario)
- Friends of Utah Avalanche Forecast Center Inc. (Salt Lake City, Utah)
- Hatcher Pass Snow Riders Club (Palmer, Alaska)
- Idaho Overland Association (Idaho Falls, Idaho)
- Los Padres Forest Association Inc. (Goleta, California)
- Mountain Showdown (Gilmer, Texas)
- OHV Construction & Conservation Inc (Tillamook, Oregon)
- Pend Oreille County, Washington – Parks & Recreation Department (Newport, Washington)
- Quad Riders ATV Association of British Columbia (Falkland, British Columbia)
- Trail Mix Inc (Juneau, Alaska)
- Village of Edgar (Edgar, Wisconsin)
Since 2006, Polaris’s TRAIL GRANTS program has donated nearly $4 million in support of organizations and programs that prioritize responsible riding, facilitate trail preservation, and help protect the environment and natural resources that are a part of the off-road trail systems.
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