Core Points - Polaris Inc. has donated over $135,000 to off-road vehicles (ORV), all-terrain vehicles (ATV), and snowmobile riding clubs and organizations in the U.S. and Canada as part of its TRAILS GRANTS program in 2025, bringing the total donations since the program's inception to nearly $4 million [1][5]. - The TRAILS GRANTS program, which has been active for nearly two decades, supports nonprofit organizations and local riding clubs in trail development, maintenance, and safety education initiatives [2][3]. - In 2025, Polaris awarded 13 organizations Spring TRAILS GRANTS, contributing to a total of more than $255,000 in donations for the year [3]. Summary by Categories Donations and Impact - Polaris has contributed nearly $4 million to over 440 ATV, off-road, and snowmobiling organizations since the start of the TRAILS GRANTS program in 2006 [5]. - The recent donation of over $135,000 is aimed at supporting safe and responsible riding, trail preservation, and environmental protection [1][5]. Program Details - The TRAILS GRANTS are awarded twice annually and are utilized for trail development, maintenance projects, and safety education initiatives [2][3]. - The program emphasizes the importance of local riding clubs and organizations, which play a crucial role in maintaining trails and promoting safe riding practices [3]. Specific Projects Funded - The funding supports various projects, including sustainable creek crossings, avalanche safety education, and trail maintenance [4][10]. - Notable recipients include organizations focused on youth safety training, environmental stewardship, and multi-use trail access [4][10].