As you know, my mantra is ‘Dressage for All’. I believe that every rider, regardless of their horse’s breed, saddle you ride in, discipline, or where you live: every horse and rider can do (and benefit) from dressage.
During the last few years, a few local dressage-focused organizations have asked for donations for their year-end fundraisers (usually as a silent auction item), which I have readily given.
And it got me thinking: there are hundreds of small, local organizations, clubs, and non-profits that support dressage education at a smaller, local scale. Those organizations are the foundation and grassroots of our sport.
These organizations are the ones putting on schooling shows, bringing in clinicians, and creating a love of dressage in riders. These grassroots organizations are usually run by volunteers and rely on the support of the local community to keep running.
During the last few years, a few local dressage-focused organizations have asked for donations for their year-end fundraisers (usually as a silent auction item), which I have readily given.
And it got me thinking: there are hundreds of small, local organizations, clubs, and non-profits that support dressage education at a smaller, local scale. Those organizations are the foundation and grassroots of our sport.
These organizations are the ones putting on schooling shows, bringing in clinicians, and creating a love of dressage in riders. These grassroots organizations are usually run by volunteers and rely on the support of the local community to keep running.
During the last few years, a few local dressage-focused organizations have asked for donations for their year-end fundraisers (usually as a silent auction item), which I have readily given.
And it got me thinking: there are hundreds of small, local organizations, clubs, and non-profits that support dressage education at a smaller, local scale. Those organizations are the foundation and grassroots of our sport.
These organizations are the ones putting on schooling shows, bringing in clinicians, and creating a love of dressage in riders. These grassroots organizations are usually run by volunteers and rely on the support of the local community to keep running.
Amelia’s Grassroots Giving Back Fund is all about supporting and giving back to the grassroots organizations that do so much for our sport.
I have allocated 100 online workshops to give out to grassroots dressage organizations this year (to be used in silent auctions, given out with a year-end award, etc).
Amelia’s Grassroots Giving Back Fund is all about supporting and giving back to the grassroots organizations that do so much for our sport.
I have allocated 100 online workshops to give out to grassroots dressage organizations this year (to be used in silent auctions, given out with a year-end award, etc).
Amelia’s Grassroots Giving Back Fund is all about supporting and giving back to the grassroots organizations that do so much for our sport.
I have allocated 100 online workshops to give out to grassroots dressage organizations this year (to be used in silent auctions, given out with a year-end award, etc).
If you’re an organization that could make use of an online workshop, please send me an email.
Here’s the information I need:
Verification that they are a non-profit organization that shares or supports my mission of “dressage for all”
That they are willing to feature my website and/or logo in any marketing material
Can provide a receipt or proof of donation
Not a local organization, but know of one? Have them email the information above to me at: support@amelianewcombdressage.com
I would love to hear from them!
If you’re an organization that could make use of an online workshop, please send me an email.
Here’s the information I need:
Verification that they are a non-profit organization that shares or supports my mission of “dressage for all”
That they are willing to feature my website and/or logo in any marketing material
Can provide a receipt or proof of donation
Not a local organization, but know of one? Have them email the information above to me at: support@amelianewcombdressage.com
I would love to hear from them!
If you’re an organization that could make use of an online workshop, please send me an email.
Here’s the information I need:
Verification that they are a non-profit organization that shares or supports my mission of “dressage for all”
That they are willing to feature my website and/or logo in any marketing material
Can provide a receipt or proof of donation
Not a local organization, but know of one? Have them email the information above to me at: support@amelianewcombdressage.com
I would love to hear from them!
I love dressage and helping riders like you on their riding journey. And giving back to grassroots organizations that do the same thing makes my heart soar.
Thank you for being here and supporting “Dressage for All”.
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