Each year we give away a vehicle to raise funds to continue our mission to keep the dunes open. Build and mods to be announced soon! NOTE: web pics are stock images for now.
2025 RAFFLE WINNERS
Steve Watson was born and raised in San Diego, where his love for off-roading started as a teenager riding Gordon’s Well and tagging along to desert races with his uncle. That passion never faded — in 2008 Steve bought his first Polaris RZR, and since then has owned four of them.
Steve and his wife love everything about the off-road lifestyle — the trails, the dunes, the camping, the people. According to Steve, “Winning this RZR is a dream come true. Huge thanks to the American Sand Association and everyone who donated to make it happen. I truly appreciate what ASA does to keep our dunes open for generations to enjoy!”
2026 RAFFLE IS LIVE!
Only 1,000 tickets will be sold at $100 each.
Here’s how to get your tickets. Proceeds benefit the ASA.
Winner need not be present. Unfortunately, California law does not permit us to sell raffle tickets online. Raffle void where prohibited by law. Download terms & conditions
Runner Up Prize
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Congratulations to the 2024 winner!
My name is Stephanie Way. I’m from Southern California (Gardena). I grew up a tomboy (if you wanted to find me, I was out playing in the dirt somewhere), and I never outgrew it. I love being in the outdoors (camping, mountain biking, walking/hiking with my dog), baking, and hanging out with family and friends.
My boyfriend started taking me to Glamis a few years ago, and I’m hooked (It is one of my happy places). I’ve always been a passenger out there, and now I (we) have this beautiful RZR that I can drive and am learning to navigate the dunes. Keep making memories!
I want to say thank you to all that helped make this happen: ASA (Dave and Casey), Polaris, TMW Offroad for the build (they an amazing job) and all the other vendors for their generous donations.
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