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Click Here for Invitation To Mane Event
ENJOY AN EVENING OUT WITH RUPERT ISAACSON, AUTHOR, HORSE BOY AND DR. JOSEPH PIVEN AT THE

THURSDAY
SEPT. 23 This event
is coming in just under four weeks! To purchase tickets or a table, click here. In addition to the speakers, you'll enjoy wine, art, and a delicious
dinner during a delightful evening at the Carolina Inn from 5:30 - 9:30 p.m. This year's event is sponsored by
BB&T, Smitten Boutique, Maxwell Freeman &
Bowman, Jeff Abbood, Robin Barefoot, Evelyn Chojnacki, C. Perry Colwell, Mary Jane Rivers, Frankie Price Stern, Sarah Shapard, and Gene Stuneck.
To order the book, Horse Boy, contact FlyLeaf Books at 919-942-7373 / info@flyleafbooks. A portion of the proceeds will be donated to NCTRC. While this year's theme is focused on individuals
affected by autism, the proceeds from this annual benefit dinner will be used to provide EAAT* services to children and
adults of Orange-Durham-Alamance counties affected by different types of challenges. The funds will be used to help them their own potential and their own sense of possibility. Speaking of possibilities, introducing the latest silent
auction items as possibilities for your holiday gifts or your next vacation: - one week at
the beach at Emerald Isle,
- one week on the inlet at Emerald
Isle,
- a weekend in the Georgia Mountains,
- a weekend in Blowing Rock,
- an overnight stay at the Carolina Inn,
- a round of golf
at the Preserve,
- a round of golf at the Chapel Hill Country Club,
- several N.C. Symphony tickets to Holiday Pops with the
Broadway Tenors or Mary Wilson of the Supremes,
- several tickets
to performances at the Paul Green Theatre,
- two Carolina Hurricanes tickets
- several donations from local artists and
- a pony party for 6 children.
We hope to
see you there! * EAAT: equine-assisted activities
and therapies
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WELCOME TO THE
NORTH CAROLINA THERAPEUTIC RIDING CENTER! NCTRC exists to empower children and adults with physical, emotional, mental and social challenges to create
active, heathier and more fulfilling lives through equine-assisted activities and therapies (EAAT). The organization is the
oldest therapeutic riding center in North Carolina and the only EAAT service provider in Alamance, Orange and Durham counties.
NCTRC is about 25 minutes west of Carrboro on Highway 54, 5 minutes west of Mebane and easily accessible from I-40. -------------------------------------------------
WANT TO KNOW HOW WE ARE PUTTING YOUR DONATIONS TO WORK? Visit the Mane Impact Blog, or click here, to download the summer issue of the Mane Impact newsletter. ------------------------------------------------- RIDE A HORSE! MEET THE HERD. NCTRC accepts new participants
at the start of its four separate sessions. Learn more about the hippotherapy or therapeutic riding programs and
get started by completing a new rider application and/or
a financial
assistance application. -------------------------------------------------
GET INVOLVED AS A VOLUNTEER! Please join us! Training provided before each session. Learn more about our volunteer opportunities. Download a new volunteer form. -------------------------------------------------
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