The Apache Junction Mounted Rangers were recently seen at the Lost Dutchman Days Rodeo in Apache Junction which is our largest fundraising event.
We work with various community nonprofits to …
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The Apache Junction Mounted Rangers were recently seen at the Lost Dutchman Days Rodeo in Apache Junction which is our largest fundraising event.
We work with various community nonprofits to make the rodeo special for all who attend. It takes many hands to make the work lighter. We all share a common goal to put smiles on kids’ faces.
Our volunteers worked many hours at the Lost Dutchman Rodeo because we care.
We donated a $1,000 check to the Apache Junction Police Cadets at the rodeo event right next to the carnival. The Apache Junction Police Cadets also volunteer around our community.
The Apache Junction Mounted Rangers volunteer year-round to raise funds for youth-related causes in Apache Junction. We can be found at various community events, including those at Flat Iron Park, Harley Davidson, Superstition Mountain Museum and Walmart during Christmas week where we perform security duties and interact with the public.
We serve as a crime deterrent at local events on horseback, quads and on foot patrol. The safety of others is the No. 1 goal we strive for. We wear a uniform of matching shirts that promotes the Western lifestyle. We enjoy interacting with the community and we keep a watchful eye on the people who attend these events to keep them safe and lend a hand when needed.
Our group is comprised of all volunteers who are like family members. We are always looking for new volunteers to join our worthy cause. You don’t need a horse or a quad to join. We need volunteers who want to make our community a better place for everyone. We take the summer off and love when our winter visitors join us as volunteers.
Contact us at ajmountedrangers.org for more information.
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