Fundraising at Feathers
Here at Feathers we carry out regular fundraising events whether it is a Macmillans Coffee Morning, helping out at an event or a full blown Fundraiser like the event for Riding for the Disabled
Anne Jones, Steve Furlong and Jackie Dennison-Koshnick of Feathers presenting the cheque for £700 to Janice Frank of the Sandy Lane RDA committee whilst Sophie enjoys her horse riding
Feathers held a fundraising evening which raised £700 for Sandy Lane Equestrian RDA group.
The event was held at Feathers Centre and was well attended. People gave very generously and enjoyed Clairvoyant readings, Aura Photographs, Reiki treatments, Hopi Ear Candles, Colour and Chakra Therapy, Manicures and Eyebrow waxing.
A raffle was also held with fantastic prizes ranging from a huge Amethyst Geode to bottles of wine. The Clairvoyants, Holistic & Beauty Therapists and the Aura team gave their time freely to aid the cause.
The money was raised to help Sandy Lane RDA carry on its fantastic work giving people with disabilities the opportunity to ride and enjoy the activities connected with horse riding in a friendly, fun and safe environment.
Horse and pony riding is an alternative form of physiotherapy for the disabled which is both therapeutic and recreational. For more details on the work they do or to support them please visit their website
The event was held at Feathers Centre and was well attended. People gave very generously and enjoyed Clairvoyant readings, Aura Photographs, Reiki treatments, Hopi Ear Candles, Colour and Chakra Therapy, Manicures and Eyebrow waxing.
A raffle was also held with fantastic prizes ranging from a huge Amethyst Geode to bottles of wine. The Clairvoyants, Holistic & Beauty Therapists and the Aura team gave their time freely to aid the cause.
The money was raised to help Sandy Lane RDA carry on its fantastic work giving people with disabilities the opportunity to ride and enjoy the activities connected with horse riding in a friendly, fun and safe environment.
Horse and pony riding is an alternative form of physiotherapy for the disabled which is both therapeutic and recreational. For more details on the work they do or to support them please visit their website
