Old events
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WALKING DOWN RANCH 2022 SOCK HOPThe Walking Down Ranch 2022 Sock Hop has just been announced for August 13, 2022.
Don your favorite 50s costume and dance to your favorite 50s hits, participate in the saddle shoe parade, limbo, hula hoop, and stroll contests, and enjoy amazing food prepared by the Elks Lodge chefs. It’s a family-friendly, cool event for kids of all ages. Advance tickets are just $20 for adults, (16+), $10 for those between the ages of 5 and 15, and tykes under 5 are free. Get your tickets today at the Veterans Village Thrift Store. |
Veterans served at Veterans Village
March 2, 2022
Tillman Race 2022
April 10, 2022
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THRIFT STORE NOW OPEN6/15/2022
The Veterans Village Thrift Store is now open in its new location-1632 West White Mountain Blvd.The Thrift store revenus comes from donated goods from the White Mountain Communities, and the proceeds are used to pay the expenses of operating the Veterans Village.
100% of the proceeds of the Thrift Store is used to help local veterans and their families and those living in Veterans Village. Please stop by and see our collection of donated items. |
Sweet peas coat and food drive 2021
Memorial Day 2021
Fourth annual Sock Hop
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WHITE MOUNTAIN VETERANS TRIBUTE
Walking Down Ranch Mission: Assist veterans in every aspect of their transition from military service to civilian life.
After working with many veterans in other organizations, three citizens saw the need for additional assistance for veterans in the White Mountain region. These individuals began to fundraise, develop, and acquire a 501(C)(3) designation from the state of Arizona, which was awarded in May 2014. Since that date, we have assisted more than 1,000 veterans on Arizona’s White Mountain. We are very proud of this achievement.
The White Mountain Veteran Tribute event is one way you can help us help them. No tickets needed for this spectacular one-day event. Held Labor Day Weekend at Show Low Airport, there is something for everyone. We will have antique plane fly-ins, drone demonstrations, kids’ crafts, live music, vendors, and so much more.
After working with many veterans in other organizations, three citizens saw the need for additional assistance for veterans in the White Mountain region. These individuals began to fundraise, develop, and acquire a 501(C)(3) designation from the state of Arizona, which was awarded in May 2014. Since that date, we have assisted more than 1,000 veterans on Arizona’s White Mountain. We are very proud of this achievement.
The White Mountain Veteran Tribute event is one way you can help us help them. No tickets needed for this spectacular one-day event. Held Labor Day Weekend at Show Low Airport, there is something for everyone. We will have antique plane fly-ins, drone demonstrations, kids’ crafts, live music, vendors, and so much more.
COMMUNITY YARD SALE
8/1/2018
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Come out on September 1st 8 AM to 3 PM to Mountain Meadows Park and support our local veterans. Set up is 7-8 AM and vendor spots are just $10 for 10X10 or 3 10X10 spots for $25. There will be a vendor drawing for one free spot during event. We will have hot dogs, cold drinks, and T-shirts for Come out on September 1st 8 AM to 3 PM to Mountain Meadows Park and support our local veterans.
Set up is 7-8 AM and vendor spots are just $10 for 10X10 or 3 10X10 spots for $25. There will be a vendor drawing for one free spot during event. We will have hot dogs, cold drinks, and T-shirts for sale to benefit Walking Down Ranch and used to assist veterans in all aspects of transition from military service to civilian life. |
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WHAT IS OLD WILL BE NEW AGAIN!
1/30/2018
Big changes are underway at the Walking Down Ranch Veterans Village-Lakeside in the heart of Lakeside on the main street. In the photo, workers begin the rehabilitation process on what was previously, "The biggest eyesore in town." In addition to warped boards and peeling paint, the façade of the building had more severe problems including separation and decay. The only Big changes are underway at the Walking Down Ranch Veterans Village-Lakeside in the heart of Lakeside on the main street. In the photo, workers begin the rehabilitation process on what was previously, “The biggest eyesore in town.”
