Sponsor / Adopt a Horse

Make a little contribution and you make a big difference to our riders

Sponsoring or providing a philanthropic gift towards the care and welbeing of an RDAWA horse will go towards the ongoing costs of caring and training of our horses and ponies throught each year.

Sponsorship of a horse starts from $2000 for one year. RDAWA is registered as a charity therefore donations are tax deductable.

Sponsors benefits are negotiable and we will strive to suit your needs as much as possible. Recognition for sponsors and benefactors would include:

• Name your horse by providing a new stable name (sponsors name)

• Receive a framed photograph and information on your horse

• Receive an annual overview of the work your horse is conducting at the Centre

• Acknowledgement of your support on our web site with a link to your web site

• Acknowledgement in one or more of our newsletters

• Media Release issue regarding your sponsorship

• Open invitation to visit our facilities and bring clients or other guests

• Entitled to use the visuals of the horse and its sponsorship in your marketing materials

• Right to renew the sponsorship at the end of the 12 month period

Other benefits to meet your marketing needs are negotiable.  You can make a difference!

RDAWA HORSE SPONSORSHIP PROGRAM
Paddock	Paddock fees @ $10.00	$520.00
Hey and Grain	Average Horse @ $10.00	$520.00
Worming	Every 6 weeks	$  80.00
Farrier fee	Every 6 -8 weeks @$35.00 per trim	$300.00
Vet fees	Checks, teeth and inoculations	$450.00
Horse handling and training	Handling and Training	$2000.00
Average cost per RDAWA special horse amounts to		$3870.00

DONATE AND GET TO KNOW YOUR PONY!

You can also contribute each month! Just $15.00 per week can contribute to the well being of our ponies and make a great difference to the lives of our riders.  If you would like to be part of our adoption program call us now on 9255 4339.

Please contact us if you would like more information, or want to take up a horse sponsorship.

Note: The above expenses are based on averages only and vary from horse to horse, the figures provided are intended as a guide only.