WHTA donates to The Center for Family Development and Tony Rice Center
Saturday, April 29, 2023
Photo courtesy of Shelbyville Times-Gazette – Zoe Watkins
The Walking Horse Trainers Association presented donation checks to The Center for Family Development and The Tony Rice Center. Both non-profit organizations were chosen as charities for the 2023 National Trainer's Show that was held in March 2023 at the Cooper Steel Arena on the Celebration Show grounds.
The monetary checks are presented by the WHTA President, Bill Young, and Show Co-Chairs, Dee Cantrell and Carlyle Johnson. The presentation's location was made in front of the new home for the WHTA. Their new office is located on The Celebration show grounds next door to the Optimist Club Donut booth.
The WHTA office will be open for business at their new location Monday, May 1.
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