SignalsAZ.com Prescott News Podcast - Ridin' for a Cure: Heart-Felt Thanks to Our Generous Community
Episode Date: December 1, 2025Send us a text and chime in!On October 4, 2025, the Prescott community gathered for the annual Ridin’ for a Cure Gala Dinner, an event dedicated to supporting local cancer patients and families. Hos...ted by the World’s Oldest Rodeo®, the evening brought together the community to make a meaningful difference. Together, the community raised over ,000, with every dollar staying local to assist patients through AZ Oncology and Yavapai Regional Medical Hospital. Guests enjoyed a delicious dinner sponsored and prepared by the amazing staff and owner of Big H BBQ, in Dewey AZ, and a heartfelt performance by comedian Dylan White, who traveled from the Valley... For the written story, read here >> https://www.signalsaz.com/articles/ridin-for-a-cure-heart-felt-thanks-to-our-generous-community/Check out the CAST11.com Website at: https://CAST11.com Follow the CAST11 Podcast Network on Facebook at: https://Facebook.com/CAST11AZFollow Cast11 Instagram at: https://www.instagram.com/cast11_podcast_network
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On October 4th, 2025, the Prescott community gathered for the annual ride-in for a cure gala dinner,
an event dedicated to supporting local cancer patients and families.
Hosted by the world's oldest rodeo, the evening brought together the community to make a meaningful difference.
Together, the community raised over $20,000, with every dollar staying local to assist patients through
Oz Oncology and Yavapai Regional Medical Hospital. Guests enjoyed a delicious dinner sponsored
and prepared by the amazing staff and owner of Big H. Barbecue in Dewey Oz, and a heartfelt
performance by comedian Dylan White, who traveled from the valley and graciously donated his time
to bring laughter and light to the evening. One of the most meaningful and emotional parts of
the night was the introduction of a handcrafted bell created by rodeo general manager Jim Dewey
Brown. This bell is more than a symbol. It represents hope, healing, remembrance, and triumph.
It was made for those who have overcome cancer and wish to ring it in celebration, and
equally for those who are no longer with us to ring it themselves.
Loved ones may ring it in their honor, ensuring their strength and spirit continue to be felt.
A powerful reminder, whether in victory or remembrance, no one faces this journey alone.
This year's gala was made possible through the incredible generosity of so many.
A special thank you goes out to our local business owners, who step forward quickly and wholeheartedly
to donate auction items for this cause.
We also extend our gratitude to the many artisans, volunteers, and everyone who contributed to the event's success.
And a sincere and very heartfelt thank you to Karen Davis, whose dedication, countless hours, and unwavering commitment played a vital role in bringing this event to life.
As always, the heart of this event reflects the spirit of the world's oldest rodeo, we rodeo, we give.
Thank you, Prescott, for showing such compassion, generosity, and unity in supporting local families facing cancer.
We look forward to seeing you all again next year as we continue to ride together, give together, and stand together, ride in for a cure.
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