Horsemen’s Association of
Millstone Twp. (HAMT)
Hearts for a Cause 2nd
Annual
Valentine’s
Benefit Dinner/Dance
All Proceeds to
Benefit
Handicapped
High Rider Club
At
Riding High Farm
A Local Non-Profit
Children & Veterans & Adult
Special Needs Therapeutic
Riding Facility
The Aurora Ballroom
The German American Club
Friday, February 12, 2010
7:30 to 11:30 pm
Tickets
are $ 35.00 per person and
Include
Full Course Buffet Dinner & Dessert
DJ *
Cash Bar * Entertainment * Silent Auction * Prizes * Fun
The German
American Society & Club is located
Off Route 524
in Hamilton, NJ
At 215 Uncle
Pete’s Road
NJ 609-585-5200
Send your
ticket request & check payable to
Horsemen’s Association of Millstone Twp
(HAMT)
Mail to:
Valerie P
760 Marlboro
Road Old Bridge, NJ 08857
For information
contact
732-360-1223 or
valentinedinner@yahoo.com
Hurry! Tickets being
sold first come, first serve.
Order 10 &
reserve your own table!
Couples, singles all are welcome!
Show some love & support to
Allentown’s Handicapped High
Rider Club
At Riding High Farm
“Dedicated to Children
& Veterans & Adult Special Needs Riders”
http://www.ridinghighfarm.org/
Directions to the German American
Society & Club
“The Aurora Ballroom”
215 Uncle Pete’s Road
Yardville (Hamilton) NJ 08691
609-585-5200
From South Jersey: Take I 295 or Route 206 or Route 130 to Bordentown. Take Route 130 north
(bear right where 206 & 130 split) to traffic light (near large shopping
center) Turn right onto Crosswicks-Hamilton Sq Rd. At second light (about 2
miles) turn left onto Yardville-Allentown Road (Route 524) A the very next
left-turn left onto Uncle Pete’s Rd (signs for German Club posted) Go about ¾
mile (road bends) the club is on the left just pass an access road to the
turnpike.
From Trenton: Take Broad St to Yardville. At the bank on the “triangle” bear to the
left (Yardville-Allentown Rd) and pass through the next two (2) traffic lights.
After the second light (Crosswick-Hamilton Sq Rd) look for the first road to
turn left. This is Uncle Pete’s Rd.
Turn left and go about ¾ mile (road bends) the club is on the left just
past access road to turnpike.
From the Shore and
East: Take I 195 to Route 130 exit (first
after turnpike exit). Exit onto Route 130 south towards Bordentown. At the
second light you need to turn right going into jug handle. (Home Depot will be
on the right) Turn left at the end of the jug handle and travel through to the
third traffic light (about 2 miles). Turn left onto Yardville-Allentown Road
(Route 524) At the very next left-turn left onto Uncle Pete’s Rd. (signs for
German Club posted). Go about ¾ mile (road bends) the club is on the left side
just pass an access road to the turnpike.
From New Egypt Area: Take Route 539 into Allentown. Turn left at “tee” after high school. At
first split or “y” bear right onto Yardville-Allentown Road (Route 524). Stay
on this road until you go over turnpike (about 2 miles) Look for first right IMMEDIATELY
after turnpike. Turn right onto Uncle Pete’s Rd (signs posted for German Club)
and go about ¾ mile (the road bends). Club is on the left.
From the North: Take Route 130 south
towards Bordentown (or turnpike to exit 7A onto I 195 west to Route 130 south
towards Bordentown) At second light pass I 195 underpass, you need to turn
right going into the jug handle. (Home Depot will be on the right) Turn left at
the end of the jug handle and travel through to the third traffic light (about
2 miles) Turn left onto
Yardville-Allentown Rd (Route 524). At very next left-turn left onto Uncle
Pete’s Rd (signs for German Club posted) Go about ¾ mile (road bends) the club
is on the left just pass an access road to turnpike.
The Handicapped High
Riders Club at Riding High Farm is a NARHA (North American
Riding for the Handicapped Association) Premier Accredited Therapeutic
Operating Center which provides trained instructors and volunteers to teach and
assist handicapped children and adults. The natural rhythms of the horses’
motion helps a rider develop balance, posture, strength and coordination. It is
a therapeutic and recreational way to assist with physical as well as emotional
levels through the natural rhythms of horse motion.
Programs
include:
·
Equine-assisted
Therapy; Veteran’s Program (Horses for Heroes); Project Freedom (adult riders);
Special Olympics; Eden Institute; Summer Inclusionary Camp
·
And
more….
This
non-profit 501C organization, founded in 1979 by locals Barbara & Hanen
Isaac, has provided riding experiences annually to over 400 individuals ranging
from age 14 months to over 55 years old.
Mostly
working with volunteers & “angel horses” this facility runs heavily on
donations, grants, local community members, family & friends alike to
subsidize these programs.
“The
students and horses aren’t the only special part of therapeutic riding. If you
go to any riding center, you will meet a special team of people. Volunteers are
the back-bone of this program”
This
organization has just celebrated its 30th Anniversary & hopes to
continue to provide services to the handicapped to keep them “Riding
High!”