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Volunteer today for racing charities!

Charities working across the sport are frequently in need of valuable support from volunteers – on an ongoing basis or just to support a particular event.

Volunteering is a great way to help the causes you support, and can even boost your CV and help you make new friendships.

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Opportunities to volunteer with racing industry charities will be found through Careers in Racing and the Sport and Recreation Alliance.

A selection of charities that rely on volunteers:

  • Racing Welfare
  • Palace House
  • Racehorse Sanctuary & Rehoming Centre
  • The Racehorse Rescue Centre
  • The British Thoroughbred Rehoming Centre
  • Greatwood
  • and more…

Example roles include administrative or specialist business support, fundraising-specific tasks, or hands-on with horses.

Click the logos below to find volunteering opportunities…

Careers in Racing:

Sport and Recreation Alliance – Join In:

If you are a racing charity looking to recruit volunteers, simply contact lucy@racingtoschool.co.uk for further information on how we can help you.

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19 August 2019

The Racehorse Sanctuary Charity Raceday

The Racehorse Sanctuary Raceday at the Jockey Club’s racecourse at Sandown Park is the social and fundraising highlight of the year for the charity.

This event not only provides an exciting experience for their supporters, but also provides an essential contribution to the funds they need to raise to continue the dedicated work of the charity.
This year the raceday will be held on Wednesday 18 September 2019 and is once again sponsored by Max Patel of St James’s Place Wealth Management.

Doors open at 11:00 am for a Champagne Reception, followed by a three-course Silver Service Lunch including half a bottle of wine per guest in the private Solario Suite, with panoramic views over the racecourse.

Find out more and book tickets to support the event here: Racehorse Sanctuary website

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