Put your name on a mountain.

On the fourth Saturday of every August, close to a hundred people point their machines at the Snowy Range and spend the day taking photographs that will embarrass them for years. Every dollar of it goes to student scholarships and Southeast Wyoming trail maintenance.

Sponsoring gets your business in front of all of them — on the trail, at lunch, and in every photo that gets posted afterward.

94Riders in 2026
18Teams
$11,789Raised

The levels

Most popular

Trail Blazer

$1,000
  • Your logo on our website, linked to yours
  • Social media shout-outs
  • 5 ride entries
  • 5 seats at lunch
  • Space to set up a display
  • Your own trail stop
 

Mountain Explorer

$500
  • Your logo on our website
  • Social media shout-outs
  • 2 ride entries, lunch included
  • Space to set up a display
  • No trail stop
 

Adventure Supporter

$250
  • Your name or logo on our website
  • Social media shout-outs
  • No ride entries
 

Prize Donor

Any value
  • An item for the auction or the giveaways
  • Off-road gear, gift baskets, services — riders bid on all of it
  • Your business on our website and in the social shout-outs
  • Named out loud from the auction stage

At $1,000 your logo on our site links straight back to yours. That is the one benefit on this page that keeps working after the ride is over — people find us, they click you. Logos at $500 sit on the site without a link, and at $250 it is your name or a smaller logo.

A trail stop is one of the places teams have to find and photograph. Your sign, your people, your spot on the map — and every single team comes to you.

Display space means the ground and the ground only. Bring your own table, your own canopy, and somebody to stand behind it.

Your riders and your lunch guests don't have to be the same people. Some businesses want their crew on the mountain. Some would rather bring folks who'd sooner sit in the shade and bid on things. Either is fine.

Or sponsor one specific thing

Some businesses would rather buy a thing than a tier. Any of these can carry your name:

  • A $2,500 scholarship
  • The trophies
  • Cameras for the mission stops
  • Lunch
  • Tents
  • The generator
  • Portable toilets

Yes, somebody has to sponsor the portable toilets. It is a genuinely appreciated contribution and we will say so publicly.

Not a business? Still counts.

Plenty of our support comes from people, not companies — a prize for the auction, a hand at a trail stop, or a straight donation. The Wanna Ride Foundation is a Wyoming 501(c)(3), so it's tax deductible. Our EIN is 88-3400734.

Want in?

Send me a note and tell me which level you're thinking about — or just say you're interested and we'll work it out from there. I answer my own email.

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Patty Leatherwood · Founder & Director · 307-343-0550

Same weekend every year — the fourth Saturday of August. Put it in the calendar now and it will still be right in ten years.