Two families who treasure GMHA have pledged a transformative $100,000 Challenge Grant, launching October 1st and continuing through the end of 2025. This challenge will match every dollar donated—doubling the impact of each gift and accelerating GMHA’s mission-driven growth.

This generous challenge grant is a powerful act of belief—in our mission, in our community, and in the future we’re building together. With your help, we can complete our flood mitigation project, protecting the grounds we all cherish and ensuring GMHA remains a safe, welcoming home for equestrians for generations to come. Every gift brings us closer.

Join us in meeting this challenge and ensuring GMHA will remain a cornerstone for the New England equestrian community. Whether you're a longtime supporter or making your first gift, every donation makes a difference.

Our Centennial Campaign will continue through 2026. There are many ways to give. And every gift is appreciated. For more information, please contact Bruce Perry at 802.457.1509 or the GMHA Board President, Kathy McHugh.

Founded in 1926, the Green Mountain Horse Association (GMHA) is one of the nation’s oldest continuously operating horse organizations. For one hundred years, GMHA’s magic has enriched the lives of thousands of horse lovers. As GMHA prepares to enter its second century, we turn our focus to sustainability and resilience, and to deepening our commitment to GMHA’s core missions of youth education, land protection, and promoting good horsemanship. 

GMHA hosts competitive, educational, and recreational equestrian events in five disciplines at our 100-acre facility in South Woodstock. As a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization, GMHA is dedicated to holding equestrian events, educating equestrians of all ages, and preserving trails and open space. With over 800 members, and thousands of competitors, GMHA is a vital community of equestrian enthusiasts.

To advance our mission, GMHA actively supports local land conservation, as well as the development and maintenance of trail networks. GMHA embraces its role in the larger community; providing a welcoming venue suited to diverse program needs, hosting equestrian activities, competitions, and educational opportunities in multiple disciplines for all ages and abilities; and emphasizing overall youth development in the cultivation of the next generation of equestrians.

Donate today and help ensure the magic for future generations. Donate and have your tax-deductible donation matched today! 

For more information, please contact Bruce Perry or call 802.457.1509.