Soap Box Derby
Arrowhead Ranch Foundation proudly hosts the world’s largest Soap Box Derby and a year‑round series of rally races for youth ages 7–19. Through designing, building, and racing their own cars, participants gain hands‑on STEAM skills, confidence, and unforgettable experiences—some even advance to the All‑American World Championship in Akron, Ohio.Your support helps keep this life‑changing program accessible to every child who dreams of racing.


The Soap Box Derby and Rally Racing programs provide immersive STEAM‑based learning opportunities for youth ages 7–19. Participants design, build, and race official soap box cars while developing engineering skills, perseverance, and teamwork. Rally Racing offers multiple race opportunities throughout the year, allowing youth to practice, improve, and stay engaged beyond a single event. As the host of the world’s largest Soap Box Derby, Arrowhead Ranch provides pathways for local champions to advance to the All‑American Soap Box Derby World Championship, turning hands‑on learning into national opportunity.
- STEAM Education
- Creative Problem‑Solving
- Hands‑On Learning
- Sportsmanship
- Youth Empowerment
- Community Pride
Community Impact
The Soap Box Derby and Rally Racing programs have become cornerstone youth initiatives at Arrowhead Ranch, offering meaningful, skill‑building opportunities that extend far beyond race day. By providing access to tools, mentorship, and repeat racing experiences, these programs help youth build confidence, resilience, and a sense of accomplishment. Families, volunteers, and community partners come together each season, creating lasting connections while nurturing the next generation of thinkers, builders, and leaders.






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Lend your time to help care for the outdoor classroom, assist during learning sessions, or support special events.

Bring your little ones to explore, play, and grow in a safe, welcoming outdoor learning environment.

Support early childhood learning by contributing to educational materials, site maintenance, and programming that keeps L.A.N.E. accessible to families.


