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Friends for Tomorrow needs your help!
As a small non-profit organization, Friends for Tomorrow depends
on the help of volunteers.
Some of the benefits of volunteering are:
• Meeting great people and making new friends
• Learning new skills
• Getting fit
• Doing something for your community
• Making some children happy
• Feeling good about yourself.
As a volunteer, you will be involved in the care of the horses and the
barn; in assisting children with their riding lessons; in setting up games
for
lessons; in tack cleaning and in other activities which are necessary to
make this program run successfully.
If you love horses, children, the outdoors, helping others, being part
of a team and if you are at least 14 years old, we would love to hear from
you. Horse knowledge is a bonus, but not a necessity. We will teach you
all the skills you need. Training nights will be held twice a year, during
the spring and fall.
Here is what some of our volunteers have to say:
" I find the children quite inspirational. Their joy in riding is like bliss
to me." (Joanne Borstell).
" Volunteering at Friends for Tomorrow is coming in after even the worst
of days, and not being able to help but smile at the sight of the kids." (Sarabeth
Henderson).
For more information or to set up an appointment please contact:
Allie Dingman @ friendsfortomorrow@gmail.com
phone: 781-259-8909
riends
For Tomorrow exists because of the incredible dedication of the volunteers
who work in the riding program and help with the daily operation of
FFT. We gratefully acknowledge the interest and contributions of the
Board of Overseers, and the Honorary Advisory Committee, who act in
a voluntary advisory capacity in support of FFT, its mission, and its
students.
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Board
of Overseers
Bud
Allen
Diane Lesneski Auger, Founder and Director
Kris T. Auger
Karen Badia
Marie L. Barrett
Roberta E. Berry
Elizabeth Ferber
Harley Freedman
Amy Mastrobattista
Carol Ravanis
Edward C. Saef, MD
Jeff Saunders
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Honorary
Advisory Committee
Elissa
Abruzzo
Michael Badia
John B. French
J. Merriam, DVM
The Reverend Roger Paine
Byron Woodman, Esquire
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