Supporters
Kesteven Rideability is run and funded by voluntary contributions and we are always looking for extra help to carry this out. We hold a number of events throughout the year to boost the funding but are always grateful for individual donations for general running costs of the RDA or to contribute towards the running costs of the ponies by becoming Pony Angels. In 2016 Kesteven RDA provided just under 1,000 riding sessions to 40 riders with the help of 30 volunteers.
Here are some ways you could help our group:
£20 would cover the cost of hiring a pony for our weekly riding sessions.
£250 would sponsor a rider for a year of riding.
£5 helps pay for a weekly ride and
£50 buys a block of 10 weeks riding sessions.
£10 pays for one-to-one help for specialist riding therapy on the horse simulator.
Our riders enjoy competing in the National Championships and various other competitions, with great success, extra funding and sponsorships are always sought. They need help with the entry fees plus overnight accomodation for both themselves and the horses.
Any donation is warmly welcomed and guaranteed to be spent wisely.
The following businesses, clubs, organisations and individuals have already sponsored and supported Kesteven Rideability in 2016/17:
St Denys Lodge
Granta Lodge
Grantham Lions is part of the Lions Clubs International that has in excess of 1.5 million members worldwide. They are a service organisation and raise funds by organising a range of activities. The funds raised are donated to organisations and individuals in need.
Wilpeg Trust This Ancaster based charity provides much needed funds to benefit needy local people and animals.
Rotary Swimarathon Local charities and deserving causes covering Grantham have received grants from the 2017 event.
Tryac - Manufacturers of electronic farming equipment, electrical engineers and contractors.
Spalding & District Riding Club - Back in 1975, a group of local equestrian enthusiasts got together to form a riding club aimed at getting local riders together to compete and gain experience in all forms of equestrian activities
Skylarks Endowment Fund
Rosemarie Anne Foundation The Rosemarie Anne Foundation was set up in September 2012 in memory of Rosie Klatzko who has helped and inspired so many children and adults alike through her passion for dressage.
Wayneflete Charitable Trust Has a particular interest in supporting the enhancement of skills, qualifications and training of staff and volunteers, and will fund core running costs as well as start-up initiatives and new projects.