Showing posts with label Charity. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Charity. Show all posts

Wednesday, November 25, 2009

Last month's donation

Thoroughbred Retirement Foundation
P.O. Box 3387
Saratoga, NY 12866

518-226-0028

November 25, 2009

Mrs. Loretta Arey
20/20 Horsemanship
231 Seneca Rd.
Great Falls, VA 22066

Dear Mrs. Arey:

Thank you for your generous donation on behalf of 20/20 Horsemanship, paid with a Visa. Without the support of companies like yours, Thoroughbred Retirement Foundation would not be able to accomplish its mission.

Donations like yours allow TRF to provide quality care for our wonderful horses. These retired thoroughbreds have worked hard for their owners and the general public, earning money and providing enjoyment. TRF, in conjunction with our fine supporters, works equally hard to give back to the thoroughbreds. In private placements and on satellite farms, our retirees are saved from slaughter and live out the remainder of their lives as they were meant to. And in our successful prison work programs it is a definite two-way street - inmates nurture the horses, and in turn experience the reward of meaningful work.

Once again, thank you for your continued support.

Sincerely,
Thoroughbred Retirement Foundation








Loretta

the natural horseman
clear communication/visible results

Last month's donation

Thoroughbred Retirement Foundation
P.O. Box 3387
Saratoga, NY 12866

518-226-0028

November 25, 2009

Mrs. Loretta Arey
20/20 Horsemanship
231 Seneca Rd.
Great Falls, VA 22066

Dear Mrs. Arey:

Thank you for your generous donation on behalf of 20/20 Horsemanship, paid with a Visa. Without the support of companies like yours, Thoroughbred Retirement Foundation would not be able to accomplish its mission.

Donations like yours allow TRF to provide quality care for our wonderful horses. These retired thoroughbreds have worked hard for their owners and the general public, earning money and providing enjoyment. TRF, in conjunction with our fine supporters, works equally hard to give back to the thoroughbreds. In private placements and on satellite farms, our retirees are saved from slaughter and live out the remainder of their lives as they were meant to. And in our successful prison work programs it is a definite two-way street - inmates nurture the horses, and in turn experience the reward of meaningful work.

Once again, thank you for your continued support.

Sincerely,
Thoroughbred Retirement Foundation








Loretta

the natural horseman
clear communication/visible results

Wednesday, October 7, 2009

Charitable Organizations

Every month I donate 10% of my earnings to charity, usually an animal related charitable organization.


Thoroughbred Retirement Foundation


This past July we lost our beloved ex race horse, Tango. You may read about it here. He touched our hearts in so many ways and we miss him deeply. My daughter Lauren and I thought it would be a nice idea to give to a thoroughbred retirement facility. Sadly there are many thoroughbreds that get tossed aside when they can no longer race, for whatever reason. We are eternally grateful to Tango's past owners....the ones who bought him at a stakes race and decided to sell him. How he ended up here we'll never know, but at least he lived a good life. If you would like to contribute, you may do so directly on their site at:


Thoroughbred Retirement Foundation





Loretta

the natural horseman
clear communication/visible results

Charitable Organizations

Every month I donate 10% of my earnings to charity, usually an animal related charitable organization.


Thoroughbred Retirement Foundation


This past July we lost our beloved ex race horse, Tango. You may read about it here. He touched our hearts in so many ways and we miss him deeply. My daughter Lauren and I thought it would be a nice idea to give to a thoroughbred retirement facility. Sadly there are many thoroughbreds that get tossed aside when they can no longer race, for whatever reason. We are eternally grateful to Tango's past owners....the ones who bought him at a stakes race and decided to sell him. How he ended up here we'll never know, but at least he lived a good life. If you would like to contribute, you may do so directly on their site at:


Thoroughbred Retirement Foundation





Loretta

the natural horseman
clear communication/visible results