9th Annual Frosty Fat Tire Festival

Name: 9th Annual Frosty Fat Tire Festival
Start: 2025-01-25T09:30:00+06:00
End: 2025-01-25T16:30:00+06:00
Location: Camp Fire MN

January 25, 2025 - 9:30 AM - 4:30 PM
Camp Fire MN, 3300 Tanadoona Drive, Excelsior, MN.

Join us for the 9th Annual Frosty Fat Tire Festival! Bundle up and experience a fun-filled wintery day riding a groomed closed-circuit course. Dollars raised will go towards providing medical grants for children.

Large group of event participants with fat tire bikes raising their arms in celebration — **Frosty Fat Tire Festival,** Excelsior, MN

“Naomi isn’t able to ride a two-wheel bike because of balance issues. It was electrifying hearing we received a grant to fund a three-wheel trike for her. It made her dreams possible.”

Rebecca | Naomi’s Mother

A family of four with a mom, dad, and two little girls stands together, smiling at the camera. The mom, Jill, has her hand on the little girl Maci’s arm. Maci is wearing glasses and standing closest to the camera.

“The doctors told us Maci needed 4-5 therapies a week if we wanted the best outcome, but our insurance had a hard cap on the amount they’d allow each year. UHCCF enabled us to get her the amount of therapy she needed.”

Jeff & Jill | Maci's parents

A little girl named Naomi stands with her pink walker and smiles at the camera.

“Thanks to UHCCF and its donors, we were able to continue the services Liam desperately needed. They’ve made a world of difference in his life and enabled him to become the wonderful little child that we see today.”

Marcus & Tiffany | Liam’s parents

A little boy named Liam stands in front of his parents and brother, smiling. His family is walking toward him smiling and holding hands.

“UnitedHealthcare Children’s Foundation was a lifesaver. They provided a lifetime of opportunities for our son. From the bottom of our hearts, thank you so much.”

Pablo | Adrian’s Father

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A little girl named Zayley smiles widely at the camera while hugging a stuffed Oliver the Bear.

Zayley
Grant Recipient, 2024