Canyon Coaster donates $16k to Williams High
Canyon Coaster Adventure Park donated $16,680 to Williams High School Athletic Department July 11.
The money was generated from a $5 local’s discount which the park offered for approximately three weeks after its opening April 8.
“This is our way of giving back to the community which has overwhelmingly embraced us,” said General Manager Patrick Follett.
WHS Athletic Director Phillip Echeverria said the money will go toward a variety of student athlete programs.
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