. Photo from Karen Fulton.
The Full Moon Farm Eventing Foundation (FMFEF) is thrilled to announce the introduction of a Modified division at all 2026 recognized FMF Horse Trials — established with the intention of creating a recurring, annual fundraiser to support the Foundation’s mission of promoting inclusion within the equestrian community.
Beginning with the June 2026 Aloha HT, 100% of proceeds from all Full Moon Farm Modified-level entries will be donated directly to FMFEF. These funds will help advance the Foundation’s ongoing efforts to create a more welcoming, accessible, and equitable environment for riders, professionals, and spectators across the sport of eventing.
To successfully launch this new division and ensure it becomes a lasting fixture at FMF Horse Trials, FMFEF is kicking off a $10,000 fundraising campaign. This initial investment will allow FMF to purchase new Modified-level cross-country jumps and retrofit existing complexes to meet the specifications and safety standards required for the new division. These upgrades will not only elevate the competition experience but will also broaden the opportunities available to Area II competitors.
FMFEF board members enjoy a day of fundraising.
The first fundraising opportunity for the Modified division will be the FMFEF Spring Festival on April 12, 2026. The Spring Festival includes a Silent Auction, Derby X, Pet Costume contest, Pony Rides, and more! More details on the 2026 Spring Festival will be shared in the coming weeks. Please reach out to Katrina Davis ([email protected]) if you would like to donate to the silent auction or be a vendor at the festival.
Those interested in supporting the Modified division fundraiser can make Direct donations via PayPal or check, and follow FMFEF pages on Facebook & Instagram for more information.
About the Full Moon Farm Eventing Foundation (FMFEF)
The Full Moon Farm Eventing Foundation (FMFEF) is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization. FMFEF strives to promote good horsemanship, prevent marginalization, and foster diversity, equity, and inclusion. We serve marginalized communities by developing and promoting educational resources, scholarships, and grants.
