The Rural Gone Urban Foundation introduced The Bison Award at Wanderlust 2025, honoring strong, resilient women who face life’s storms head-on. The inaugural award was posthumously given to Ashley Crews, a devoted mother, entrepreneur, and dedicated foundation volunteer. Ashley’s legacy of strength, faith, and unwavering generosity continues to inspire. Learn more about The Bison Award, Ashley’s impact, and how the foundation supports brave women through Love Bombs, scholarships, and small business grants.

From October 21 to 25, Perkins-Tryon Elementary School held a spirited Coin Drive that successfully raised $1,700 for the Rural Gone Urban Foundation's Love Bomb Initiative. This engaging fundraiser not only fostered a sense of community but also educated students about the importance of supporting women battling cancer. The Love Bomb Initiative provides essential financial support to women facing significant health challenges, allowing them to create cherished memories with their loved ones during difficult times.

The 2nd Annual Breast Cancer Awareness event, “I Pink I Can,” hosted by Pure Skin and Aesthetics on October 11 in Stillwater, Okla. brought together survivors and supporters to celebrate resilience while raising awareness about breast cancer.

With a delicious barbecue lunch from Downtheroadq and the P&K Equipment team taking home the coveted Bison trophy, the tournament was a resounding success.

Oath Law to serve as Platinum Sponsor of the Wanderlust Gala, which is the annual fundraiser for supporting brave and strong women through scholarships and grants.