UPCOMING MEETINGS/EVENTS/ACTIVITIES (Date/Type of Activity/Point of Contact provided below)
MEETINGS:
DATE | MEETING | POC | CONTACT # |
05 October | GW Annual Membership Meeting | Linda Holzer | 208-699-5464 |
30 October | GW BOD Meeting – Zoom | Judi Bradbury | 435-840-0224 |
16 November | PFHA BOD Meeting – Zoom | Judi Bradbury | 435-840-0224 |
EVENTS:
Date | Event | POC | Contact # | Chapter |
05 Oct | GW Membership Meeting | Various | Contact Chapter Reps | All Chapters |
DISCLAIMER: The Calendar of Events reflect currently events planned. All activities are listed to the best of our knowledge. Some events require a date change or cancellation. Please be flexible and understanding of any changes. If you’d like more information about the event, please contact the person listed in conjunction with the event.
When you receive an activity announcement, please RSVP if you will attend or not. If you plan to attend an event but have not received an announcement, please contact the responsible individual to verify the date, time and location. If you would like to add an activity, please contact your chapter representative.
We welcome all information, announcements, and photos of members. We will include as many as possible in the next update.
”Insurance and Equine Release Requirement Update
Due to the exorbitant increase of the cost for insurance, GWPFHA is unable to continue to provide insurance at our activities. As a result, the GWPFHA BOD has enacted an Equine Release requirement for participants in GWPFHA activities. The release form’s purpose is to protect the activity’s host(s) and GWPFHA against claims resulting from accidents occurring during a GWPFHA sponsored activity. Starting immediately, each participant in a GWPFHA activity must sign a release prior to the start of said activity. Hosts not requiring attendees to sign the GWPFHA Release assume all risks and legal responsibilities. Attached is the GWPFHA release form for your use.GWPFHA Release Form, April 2019
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