Project Astride
Project ASTRIDE
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VOLUNTEERS

Project ASTRIDE is a 100% volunteer organization. in 2011 alone, over 80 people contributed nearly 3,000 hours to the program. Without our volunteers Project ASTRIDE would not exist!

Attention 2012 Spring Session Volunteers!

Our spring training will be held on Saturday, April 7th at 9:00 am at the barn. This four hour class is required of all new volunteers. We will cover program policies and procedures. We will do a barn tour, a saddling demonstration, and run a mock class. Application forms and paperwork must be completed for all. If under 18 years old, you must have parents signature on all forms. You must be 16 or over in order to assist with horses or participants. Horse experience is nice, but not required. Full list of requirements, application, and forms are available here. CLICK HERE for 2012 APPLICATION FORMS!

If you have questions or if you are interested in attending, please contact Marti, volunteer coordinator, by April 4th.


current volunteers:

Be sure to check out the calendar for more details and a list of upcoming session and fundraising dates!


potential volunteers:

Why should you volunteer?

Our volunteers are proud to be a part of the program. It is so rewarding to participate, and fun too! It's easy to apply and training is minimal (but required).

There are a variety of volunteer positions. You've never touched a horse (and never want to)? That's okay, we have the perfect job for you, too! As a greeter, grant writer, board member or volunteer coordinator your contributions to Project ASTRIDE are equally as important.

Simply download the application materials to learn more or contact Marti to let her know you're interested!


 

 

 

 
   

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Why our dedicated volunteers spend their time with Project ASTRIDE...

"...the contagious enthusiasm of the riders!"

"...it let's me go out to the barn and just 'play'!"

"...I get to share smelly horses with people who would never get the opportunity otherwise."

"...it's so important to those that can't be out and about on their own."

"...getting a hug on my leg from a rider."


 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 



 
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