Road Rash Rodeo to benefit veterans returns to Williams May 12-14
This year’s Road Rash Rodeo will feature a variety of musicians. (Photo/Road Rash Rodeo)
WILLIAMS, Ariz. — A benefit rally to help veterans and first responders is returning to Williams May 12-14.
The second annual Road Rash Rodeo is being hosted by the Arizona American Legion Riders of Williams’ Cordova Post 13 and Robert Fulton Post 57 of Ash Fork.
The event will feature camping, live music, food, contests, raffles, games, a bike show, vendors and more. It will be held at the Williams Arizona Rodeo Grounds.
According to organizers, the event is to raise awareness and funding for veteran programs such as jobs, combatting suicide and homelessness. A portion of the proceeds will also go to benefit local first responders.
Pre-registration forms for vendors or for those wanting to sponsor the event are available from the Road Rash Rodeo committee at roadrashrodeo.com.
More information is available from Curly at (602) 487-9728 or TK at (928) 864-7044.
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