Big Engines and Big Hearts - Mountain Home ATV/UTV Club do more than get dirty

ATV Club Members

The Mountain Home ATV/UTV Club has been a part of the community for 14 years. Rusty Faircloth has been the club president every year of its existence. He is a strong leader and encourages the club to do a lot more than just ride their machines. Even with a little more than a hundred members, the club feels more like a large family than an organization.

They are an organization that makes a powerful impact on the community. Not just with money but also their time. The Grace Lutheran Food Pantry is run with mostly members from the ATV/UTV club, organizing food boxes for scores of families every month.

The club members know how to have a good time and their annual Christmas party and summer picnic have become legendary. Even though they are having fun, they still use the opportunity to collect items for others in need. Previously, they have collected for the local Animal Shelter and Elmore County Domestic Violence Council.

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