
GET INVOLVED TODAY!
The Northwest Arkansas Equestrian Coalition is a not-for-profit foundation dedicated to the preservation, education, and collaborative growth and prosperity of the Equestrian Community. Collectively, we serve the community with grassroots movements, promoting strong ethics and good will. Join us today and make a difference! Contact us to learn more.
UPCOMING PROJECTS.
The Northwest Arkansas Equestrian Coalition is always working on new projects to benefit the equestrian community. From trail maintenance to educational events, we have something for everyone. Our volunteers make a huge impact, as we would not be able to achieve our mission without you. We are always looking for more help. Contact us to learn more about our upcoming projects and how you can get involved.
Land Conservation
Protect Arkansas Trails & Land
Our trail maintenance and land easements projects are essential to keeping our local equestrian lands safe and enjoyable for riders. We need volunteers to help clear brush, repair fences, and maintain the trails, advocate for agricultural and equestrian lands, and more.
Community Outreach
Uniting Equestrians
Our community outreach projects focus on collaborative projects that are centered around our mission -- to unite the equestrian community regardless of discipline differences. We work on a variety of events and projects that may require volunteers.
Volunteer Opportunities
Get Involved
We have a variety of volunteer opportunities available for people of all ages and skill levels. Whether you want to help with events or work on special projects, we have plenty of opportunities throughout the year.
MAKE AN IMPACT.
The Northwest Arkansas Equestrian Coalition is dedicated to making a positive impact on the equestrian community. Our volunteers are essential to our success, and we are so grateful for their support. Join us today and help make a difference! Complete the volunteer form below for more and we'll contact you with more information to help you determine where you can best serve.