Volunteer Forms
Our Top Ten volunteers of 2010
- Jean Tuscan
- Theresa Overton
- Allison Chadwick
- Peter Pogacar
- Beth Navratil
- Fran Wilson
- Debbie Dillemuth
- John Toll
- Tammie Packer
- Tom Rathbone
Our top three volunteers above received the Gold Level, or the highest level possible, of the President's Volunteer Service Award for hours volunteered in 2010. Jean & Theresa both contributed more than 500 hours in 2010. Allison (age 16) volunteered more than 350. Gold level for a young adult age 15-25 is 250 hours.
Two other award winners:
Cindy Kliner Bashian memorial award: Beth Navratil
FF Volunteer of the Year: Tammie Packer
For more information about attending one of our Volunteer Training Sessions, please contact our Volunteer Director, Melissa Hauserman: mhauserman@fieldstonefarmtrc.com or (440) 708-0013 ext. 124.
**Please remember that all trainees must have a completed application signed in all three places by the trainee and a parent or guardian if the trainee is under 18 prior to training. You may bring it with you to the training. No one will be permitted in the barn area without completed paperwork. Please plan on staying after the training for 15 minutes to complete required paperwork.
**The bulk of your training will take place in the barn. Please dress accordingly. Proper footwear is required-boots, tennis shoes, hard soled shoes.
"Jean Tuscan Interview"
Listen to volunteer Jean Tuscan
talk about Fieldstone Farm
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"Support The Horse"
Volunteer Campaign
Listen to student, David Clough,
talk about riding with MS
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Classes at Fieldstone Farm TRC cannot run without the weekly dedication of our wonderful volunteers. Each year, volunteers with a wide variety of skills donate more than 25,000 hours of their time to our exciting programs. We provide the training for you to safely and comfortably become involved in our programs. No previous horse or disability knowledge is necessary.
Everyone who becomes a part of Fieldstone Farm TRC discovers a place of achievement, an environment of learning and a source of cherished friendships.
This is especially true for volunteers who help make Fieldstone Farm TRC a reality for riders with disabilities.
Your commitment of time is a special gift, one with rewards for you as well.
Click here to watch the Volunteer Training Video.
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