Least Resistance Training Concepts ---------- Wild Horse Mentors Wild Horse Workshops and Clinics How You Can Help

If you wish to participate, there are many ways to help with these programs.

Helping with Planning & Organizing Volunteer time and talent with a committee or project group. Committees and project groups include: Publicity Informing potential participants about the workshop and the public about wild horses and burros. Sponsorship Getting financial sponsors as well as merchandise donations for event raffles and silent auctions. Logistics Arranging to get people and supplies where and when they are needed. Hospitality Recommending suitable accommodations for participants (hotels/motels), making hospitality arrangements for clinicians and VIPs. Volunteering for support activities There are many support tasks that need to be done from assisting at the registration desk to helping provide event security.

Criteria for Helping

The Wild Horse Workshops are high intensity programs. Persons wishing to volunteer have to be reliable, make reasonable commitments and be counted on to perform assigned duties where and when scheduled. For insurance reasons all volunteers at events must be LRTC members. Within these criteria, the following guidelines apply:

Publicity Coordinate with LRTC's Publicity Committee and BLM's Public Affairs Team to distribute information relating to the workshop and related wild horse and burro adoptions. Sponsorship Be willing to solicit financial and material donations from potential corporate and private business sponsors. Logistics Help coordinate and/or provide transportation for clinicians and essential workshop supplies and materials. Help with set up and take down of portable corrals (supplied by BLM.) Hospitality Preview suitable hotel/motel accommodations for participants, get group rate quotes, coordinate room reservations with Hospitality Committee, assist clinicians and VIPs with hospitality needs. Support Activities There are dozens of "small jobs" that need doing during the workshops. Help share the load so that the all volunteers will get plenty of "pen time."

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