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Lecture Demo Australia Day Fundraising Event - Sunday 26th January

!!! BOTH PERFORMANCES SOLD OUT !!!

 To kick start ERA's fundraising efforts for the EFRA Fund (details of the Fund can be found in our News update) we thought we'd have a little bit of fun this Australia Day!  With MULTIPLE celebrity lecture demos, a social afternoon and a traditional Australian Sausage Sizzle, COME ALONG and help us raise funds to support our friends and colleagues in Australia.
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UK based Australian Equestrians want to support the Equestrian community in Australia who have been affected by the ongoing fire disaster, so on Australia Day 2020 a group of Celebrity riders will conduct a lecture demo event where all proceeds will go towards Equestrian Fire Relief Australia Fund (EFRA), BlazeAid and BuyABale Charities
Date: Sunday 26th January
Time: BOTH PERFORMANCES ARE NOW SOLD OUT
​Venue: Lowlands Equestrian Centre, CV35 7AX Warwick, Warwickshire

Format: Each Celebrity Rider will have a 20/30 minute slot to do their own unique demo, the general theme is: "This is one of my favourite training exercises" for Dressage/Show Jumping/Cross Country/other. Each rider will format their session in their own unique style. Some will ride themselves, some will teach one of their own student riders, and some follow celebrity guest riders as their demo riders!
Celebrity Riders Signed up so far = Sam Griffiths, Chris Burton, Bill Levett, Tim Price, Paul Tapner, Piggy French, Alex Bragg

Tickets: SOLD OUT
Catering: Traditional 🇦🇺 Sausage Sizzle!

!!! PLEASE NOTE TICKETS WILL BE EMAILED OUT TO PURCHASERS ON FRIDAY 24TH JANUARY !!!

Tickets are now sold out, but you don't have to miss out.....

ERA of GB have partnered with H&CTV and CaveWood Productions to broadcast globally the action from the evening performance of the Australia Day Fundraising Lecture Demo.
​Watch Here: https://app.horseandcountry.tv/videos/equestrian-fire-relief-australia-fund-charity-event

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Support the Equestrian Fire Relief Australia Fund (EFRA) with a £10 donation

£10.00

Support the Equestrian Fire Relief Australia Fund (EFRA) with a £10 donation.

EFRA Purpose

1. To support the Australian equestrian community to return to equestrian sports participation through coordination of international and national donations to bushfire relief efforts.

Principles

1. EFRA is accessible to fire affected members of the equestrian community based on need, not membership of any particular organisation.
2. The fund has been established as a self-regulated not-for profit under the Australian not for profit framework. EFRA will operate to the governance and transparency standards commensurate and aligned with Australian charity standards.
3. EFRA will provide support coordinated through national, local and regional emergency relief and recovery committees. The need and appropriateness of a request is determined by the emergency response and recovery committees, supported by an equestrian coordinator, ensuring appropriate prioritisation and alignment of support with other local needs. The role of the fund is to satisfy endorsed requests. This approach aligns with contemporary relief practices.
4. The fund will provide support to regions that align with the nationally endorsed bushfire affected area footprint. This aligns with national prioritisation and national, state and local criteria for disbursement.
5. Funds are to be focused on equestrian relief, horse welfare and the equestrian community, not general drought and fire relief. However joint activities may be supported if they contribute to equestrian outcomes.
6. The funds are for the use of individuals, not the rebuilding of Clubs and community infrastructure –except during the close down phase.

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Support the Equestrian Fire Relief Australia Fund (EFRA) with a £20 donation.

£20.00

Support the Equestrian Fire Relief Australia Fund (EFRA) with a £20 donation.

EFRA Purpose

1. To support the Australian equestrian community to return to equestrian sports participation through coordination of international and national donations to bushfire relief efforts.

Principles

1. EFRA is accessible to fire affected members of the equestrian community based on need, not membership of any particular organisation.
2. The fund has been established as a self-regulated not-for profit under the Australian not for profit framework. EFRA will operate to the governance and transparency standards commensurate and aligned with Australian charity standards.
3. EFRA will provide support coordinated through national, local and regional emergency relief and recovery committees. The need and appropriateness of a request is determined by the emergency response and recovery committees, supported by an equestrian coordinator, ensuring appropriate prioritisation and alignment of support with other local needs. The role of the fund is to satisfy endorsed requests. This approach aligns with contemporary relief practices.
4. The fund will provide support to regions that align with the nationally endorsed bushfire affected area footprint. This aligns with national prioritisation and national, state and local criteria for disbursement.
5. Funds are to be focused on equestrian relief, horse welfare and the equestrian community, not general drought and fire relief. However joint activities may be supported if they contribute to equestrian outcomes.
6. The funds are for the use of individuals, not the rebuilding of Clubs and community infrastructure –except during the close down phase.

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Support the Equestrian Fire Relief Australia Fund (EFRA) with a £50 donation.

£50.00

Support the Equestrian Fire Relief Australia Fund (EFRA) with a £50 donation.

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Support the Equestrian Fire Relief Australia Fund (EFRA) with a £100 donation.

£100.00

Support the Equestrian Fire Relief Australia Fund (EFRA) with a £100 donation.

EFRA Purpose

1. To support the Australian equestrian community to return to equestrian sports participation through coordination of international and national donations to bushfire relief efforts.

Principles

1. EFRA is accessible to fire affected members of the equestrian community based on need, not membership of any particular organisation.
2. The fund has been established as a self-regulated not-for profit under the Australian not for profit framework. EFRA will operate to the governance and transparency standards commensurate and aligned with Australian charity standards.
3. EFRA will provide support coordinated through national, local and regional emergency relief and recovery committees. The need and appropriateness of a request is determined by the emergency response and recovery committees, supported by an equestrian coordinator, ensuring appropriate prioritisation and alignment of support with other local needs. The role of the fund is to satisfy endorsed requests. This approach aligns with contemporary relief practices.
4. The fund will provide support to regions that align with the nationally endorsed bushfire affected area footprint. This aligns with national prioritisation and national, state and local criteria for disbursement.
5. Funds are to be focused on equestrian relief, horse welfare and the equestrian community, not general drought and fire relief. However joint activities may be supported if they contribute to equestrian outcomes.
6. The funds are for the use of individuals, not the rebuilding of Clubs and community infrastructure –except during the close down phase.

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Support the Equestrian Fire Relief Australia Fund (EFRA) with a £500 donation.

£500.00

Support the Equestrian Fire Relief Australia Fund (EFRA) with a £500 donation.

EFRA Purpose

1. To support the Australian equestrian community to return to equestrian sports participation through coordination of international and national donations to bushfire relief efforts.

Principles

1. EFRA is accessible to fire affected members of the equestrian community based on need, not membership of any particular organisation.
2. The fund has been established as a self-regulated not-for profit under the Australian not for profit framework. EFRA will operate to the governance and transparency standards commensurate and aligned with Australian charity standards.
3. EFRA will provide support coordinated through national, local and regional emergency relief and recovery committees. The need and appropriateness of a request is determined by the emergency response and recovery committees, supported by an equestrian coordinator, ensuring appropriate prioritisation and alignment of support with other local needs. The role of the fund is to satisfy endorsed requests. This approach aligns with contemporary relief practices.
4. The fund will provide support to regions that align with the nationally endorsed bushfire affected area footprint. This aligns with national prioritisation and national, state and local criteria for disbursement.
5. Funds are to be focused on equestrian relief, horse welfare and the equestrian community, not general drought and fire relief. However joint activities may be supported if they contribute to equestrian outcomes.
6. The funds are for the use of individuals, not the rebuilding of Clubs and community infrastructure –except during the close down phase.

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Support the Equestrian Fire Relief Australia Fund (EFRA) with a £1,000 donation.

£1,000.00

Support the Equestrian Fire Relief Australia Fund (EFRA) with a £1,000 donation.

EFRA Purpose

1. To support the Australian equestrian community to return to equestrian sports participation through coordination of international and national donations to bushfire relief efforts.

Principles

1. EFRA is accessible to fire affected members of the equestrian community based on need, not membership of any particular organisation.
2. The fund has been established as a self-regulated not-for profit under the Australian not for profit framework. EFRA will operate to the governance and transparency standards commensurate and aligned with Australian charity standards.
3. EFRA will provide support coordinated through national, local and regional emergency relief and recovery committees. The need and appropriateness of a request is determined by the emergency response and recovery committees, supported by an equestrian coordinator, ensuring appropriate prioritisation and alignment of support with other local needs. The role of the fund is to satisfy endorsed requests. This approach aligns with contemporary relief practices.
4. The fund will provide support to regions that align with the nationally endorsed bushfire affected area footprint. This aligns with national prioritisation and national, state and local criteria for disbursement.
5. Funds are to be focused on equestrian relief, horse welfare and the equestrian community, not general drought and fire relief. However joint activities may be supported if they contribute to equestrian outcomes.
6. The funds are for the use of individuals, not the rebuilding of Clubs and community infrastructure –except during the close down phase.

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