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Fundraising star Ella raised a super £200 for our charity. She recently took on a massive challenge to cycle 5 kilometres, hack for 5k with her World Horse Welfare pony Jerry, swim for 500m and then a 500m run – all in one day! Thank you so much Ella, you worked so hard to fundraise for our charity.  
Two miniature horses stand in a pen at a fair.
Louise Kettlety raised £51 at an open farm day. She took World Horse Welfare rescue ponies Tiny and Stan to an open farm Sunday to raise awareness of our charity and hosted a fundraising game. Thank you Louise! 
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A massive thank you to 4 Acres Pony Rides who kindly held an Easter Egg Raffle in aid of our charity and raised a fabulous total of £162. Millie and Suzanne visited Hall Farm with their donation and were met by Clover who was very interested to see what Millie and Suzanne brought in for us. Thank you, we really appreciate your support. 
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Our friends at Westgate Labs walked an impressive 25 miles to raise funds for us and celebrate their 25th anniversary. In 55,800 steps and with 18 finishers (+ 3 canine friends), the team raised an impressive £2,400 for our charity! Huge congratulations, and thank you, for your incredible  
Effort. 
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Students at Oaklands College in St Albans hosted a charity show as part of their equine course, and raised a grand total of £753.95. They said: “We are all so passionate about horses we chose to donate the funds to World Horse Welfare.” Enormous thanks to you all. 
A girl stands smiling holding a fundraising certificate and wearing a World Horse Welfare t-shirt
Emily Bichard raised a super £213.60 at the Torphins Gala in Royal Deeside, Aberdeenshire by running a games stall and a horse quiz. She said: “I was inspired to raise money for World Horse Welfare after visiting Belwade Farm many times. I loved being there and hearing about all of the work that goes into saving and helping horses live the best live they can. I really enjoyed running the stall and I’m so happy that we managed to raise money for an incredible charity.” Thank you Emily, you are truly amazing! 
A group of people stand in a field following a run
Kezia Roby-Welford organised a charity run for a group from the University of Nottingham Riding Club, raising a wonderful total of £441.25 – thank you to everyone who took part. 
A woman stands holding a large cheque for £500 next to a pony and a member of World Horse Welfare staff
Zoe Linington visited our Norfolk Rescue and Rehoming Centre where she presented us with a cheque for £500. Zoe took part in Equine Register’s research project with The Royal Veterinary College to record her rides with her horse Dante, a 16.3hh Warmblood x Irish Sport Horse – and was entered into their quarterly prize draw, winning £500 for herself and £500 for her equine charity of choice. A huge thank you to Zoe, Equine Register and The Royal Veterinary College. 
A room is decorated in gold and white ahead of a ball to raise money for charity
The Arabian Supporters Ball raised a super £1,325.20 for us from their raffle and a percentage of bar proceeds. A further £200 was donated to us by a member of the group who sold a raffle prize she won – thank you to you all! 
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Thank you to Georgia, Ailsa and Aubrey who raised £74 at a school bake sale at their primary school in Monymusk, Aberdeenshire. They visited Belwade Farm to present their cheque to the team and brought carrots for the horses and ponies in our care. 
A woman and a teenager stand next to a table of cakes
Kelly Jay, our superstar fundraiser, was out and about again at Hirsts Farm Dressage and her friend Anna baked and sold cakes to support her. She raised a whopping £254.60 which her employer will match fund. 
A grey horse pulls a carriage which sits two people across a parched field
A big thank you for CIAT Elveden (Concours International d’Attelage de Tradition) who ran a vintage carriage driving event, raising a fantastic £200 for us. World Horse Welfare horse Yogi was part of the team on the day. Thank you so much, your support is always very much appreciated. 
A man and a woman stand behind post and rail fencing with two horses
Sutherland Riding Club raised a fabulous £300 towards our work at their annual Charity Show which hosted in-hand, ridden and fancy-dress classes – a huge thank you to you all. 
A girl stands holding a certificate next to a Shetland pony and a groom
Darcey Flanagan raised an amazing £85 by making bracelets. She visited Hall Farm in Norfolk where she spent the day meeting some of our horse and ponies and received a certificate for her fundraising efforts. Thank you Darcey, we hope to see you back at Hall Farm soon! 
A woman stands in a hilly landscape with a rucksack on her back
Our brilliant Assistant Manager at Belwade farm in Aberdeenshire, Caroline heard, undertook a huge fundraising challenge by trekking the Accursed Alps in Albania. Caroline raised almost £1,000 and many of her training miles were covered with her trusty whippet Feste. 
A group of ten people stood staggered on a staircase in black tie attire smiling at the camera.
The Wimbledon Village Stables Annual Charity Ball raised a staggering £12,269.91 for us through their prize draw and silent auction – a huge thank you to you all for your continued support! 
A group of six walkers and one dog pose by a sign in Craster, Northumberland ahead of their sponsored 15-mile walk for World Horse Welfare along the Northumberland Coastal Path.
Our supporters at Westgate Labs completed a 15-mile walk along the Northumberland coastal path from Craster to Amble, raising £677.50 – thank you all so much!
Supporter Kerry May took part in a Hack 50 initiative in the summer and raised a magnificent £522.06. Thank you so much Kerry!
Group of students stood around a college banner holding rosettes
Supporter Abigail Nutbourne got in touch from Sparsholt College, where they held a Valentines Show and raised £144 – thank you all so much!
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Supporter Anne Marie McPhilemy organised the North Highland College Online Show and raised £183 – pictured is the winner of the “Fluffiest Feathers” class. Thank you so much to everyone who took part!
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Young supporter Gracie has raised an amazing £300 by walking a marathon in one day, from Fleetwood through Blackpool to St Annes and back again. Very well done Gracie!
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Supporter Sharon Moore has raised an incredible £447 to help horses in need by riding, cycling and running in a March Madness Fundraiser – thank you very much Sharon!
Lady giving a cheque to a man wearing a World Horse Welfare waistcoat who is holding a bay pony
Field Officer John Burns and World Horse Welfare Twiggy received a cheque for £200 from Elaine Honeyman of BHS Ayrshire at the Dumfries House equine event on 16th March 2019. Thank you very much Elaine!
Bay horse wearing bridle and saddle held by his lady rider wearing cross country number and pink top
Inspirational supporter Lyn Gower, self-described “Grandma Goes Eventing”, completed her first BE80 at the age of 71 and very kindly decided to fundraise for us in the process as her beautiful mare Erin is a rescue horse. Thank you so much and very well done Lyn!
Two ladies with chestnut pony standing in front of a horse box by a table with pictures of horses
Regular collection tin holder and supporter fundraiser extraordinaire Sue Izzard donated £54.00 from this particular event. Sue has supported us since 2012 and, incredibly, has raised over £2,157 in that time. Thank you so much Sue!
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