Friends for Tomorrow
 

VOLUNTEERS

As a small non-profit organization, the success of Friends For Tomorrow depends so much on the help of volunteers.

As a volunteer, you may 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 or in other activities necessary to make this program run successfully. The rewards that come from volunteering are many: working as part of a team to help ourVolunteer quote I will never forget the smile that lit up her face the first time she mounted her pony. The courage and joy she displayed that day will stay with me forever. riders experience the joy that comes from horseback riding, meeting great people and making new friends, learning new skills, doing something for your community, and feeling good about yourself.


If you love horses and children, enjoy the outdoors and 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 prerequisite to join the FFT family. We are happy to teach you the skills you need, at a pace that is comfortable for you.
Download a Volunteer Brochure

For more information or to set up a visit please contact:

Allie Dingman at friendsfortomorrow@gmail.com

Friends For Tomorrow exists because of the incredible dedication of the volunteers who work in the riding program and assist 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.

Board of Directors

  • Diane Lesneski Auger,
    Founder and Executive Director
  • Karen Badia
  • Roberta E. Berry
  • Nicholas Chigas
  • Leslie Fiorentino
  • Harley Freedman
  • Jennifer Fujii

Honorary Advisory Committee

  • Bud Allen, DVM
  • Sharon Lincoln
  • Marie Louise Barrett
  • J. Merriam, DVM
  • The Reverend Roger Paine
  • Byron Woodman, Esquire