Volunteering Opportunities
Contribute to Our Horse Community
Become a vital part of Windmill Stables by joining our volunteer program. Ideal for students and enthusiasts, it offers hands-on experience in horse care and stable management while fostering a sense of community.
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Volunteer Program
Learn by Doing
Windmill Stables' Working Student Volunteer Program offers practical learning in horse care, barn management, and horsemanship, ideal for those passionate about equestrian activities.
- Lesson Prep Assistance.
- Volunteers help prepare horses for lessons, assist with tacking up, and contribute to setting up jump courses and arena arrangements.
- Maintenance & Care.
- Engage in essential tasks like tack cleaning, stall maintenance, and caring for injured horses under professional supervision.
- Barn Management Skills.
- Gain valuable insights into daily barn operations, learning practical skills in a real-world equestrian setting.
- Teaching Assistance.
- Develop teaching skills in horsemanship, enhancing your equestrian knowledge and ability to instruct others.
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Community Involvement
Contribute to Our Program
Join our community volunteer opportunities at Windmill Stables, perfect for those interested in equestrian life and seeking to contribute to educational and service projects.
- Project Support.
- Ideal for educational projects, offering hands-on experience in horse care and stable operations for a practical learning opportunity.
- Service Project Roles.
- Participate in meaningful projects, fulfilling service hours for Eagle Scout, National Charity League, and other service organizations.
- Honor Society Engagement.
- Complete volunteer requirements for the National Honor Society and engage in community service projects in an equestrian setting.
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Safety and Responsibility
Farm Animal Activity Liability Disclaimer
Under Texas law (Chapter 87, Civic Practice and Remedies Code), a farm animal professional is not liable for an injury to or the death of a participant in farm animal activities resulting from the inherent risks of farm animal activities.