Fund Raising for Flicka
The Flicka Foundation raises money from various sources; we organise local events, we provide riding lessons, we have two caravans for holiday makers and we offer membership and adoption schemes. We also accept donations!
Adoptions
You can adopt one of our horses for £25 a year, or £3 a month SO. You will receive a Supporter’s Pack including; information booklet, a beautiful certificate with photo of your chosen horse or donkey, a fridge magnet, key ring, car sticker and two previous newsletters. If you chose to do a SO we will also send a Flicka pen!
You can download adoption forms here:
Flicka Adoption
Standing Order Mandate
The Flicka Wish List
Feeling generous? Good! Here's what we need and how you can help!
Flicka Wish List
There are so many things you can do to help the animals here at 'Flicka' - car boot sales, table top sales, cake making, sponsored walks, fun runs, swims, bike rides, silences........hundreds of activities, just let us know and we will forward your sponsor forms and of course put your efforts here on this page.
Kerry Mitchell Treks to The Base Camp Of Everest for 'Flicka' and Smiletrain
Kerry volunteers here at Flicka two mornings every week, come rain or shine from early morning and gets stuck in to the muckiest, labour intensive work every time. We have come to depend and rely so much on her help here. In September Kerry went off on the expedition of a lifetime, made even more incredible by the fact she sustained a broken back last year in a riding accident......and hope she won't mind me saying this, but has a 'significant' big birthday very soon!!
ON 26th September 2011, Kerry journeyed to the base camp of Mount Everest, a huge undertaking of stamina, tenacity and strength. Mount Everest being the highest mountain in the world at a staggering 29,035 feet, a little under 5 ½ miles above sea level. Base camp is at 18,188 feet, just under 3 ½ miles above sea level, at this point travellers will be breathing in just 50% of their normal oxygen.
The expedition duration was 20 days, of which 14 days was actual training, acclimatisation and trekking. Kerry was successful in the expedition and said it was an experience of a lifetime. Well done Kerry!!
The expedition duration was 20 days, of which 14 days was actual training, acclimatisation and trekking. Kerry was successful in the expedition and said it was an experience of a lifetime. Well done Kerry!!
