Request Grant Funding from AAEP Foundation to Improve Horse Welfare by April 1

Newsdate: Fri 26 February 2016 – 6:45 am
Location: LEXINGTON, Kentucky

The American Association of Equine Practitioners (AAEP) Foundation is accepting applications for funding from non-profit organizations that share its mission to improve the welfare of horses. The application deadline is April 1, 2016, one month earlier than in years past.

AAEP Grant to improve horse welfare

AAEP Grant to improve horse welfare

Priority emphasis will be given to applications that have the most impact on the welfare of the horse on a national and international scope, and for multiple horses or where emergency funding is needed.

Submitted applications will be reviewed by the AAEP Foundation Advisory Council at its July meeting. Recommended applications will undergo a final determination by the AAEP Foundation board of directors, and applicants approved for funding will be announced in August.

The Foundation annually supports equine organizations, universities and others that develop and implement programs that improve equine welfare. Priority emphasis will be given to applications that have the most impact on the welfare of the horse on a national and international scope, and for multiple horses or where emergency funding is needed.

Funds will not be provided to for-profit individuals or groups, retirement or rescue facilities, or for unsolicited equine research.

Application instructions, requirements and selection criteria are available through the “Apply for Funding” link on the Foundation’s website at www.aaepfoundation.org.

About AAEP

The AAEP Foundation, Inc., a 501(c)(3) organization, was created in 1994 as the charitable arm of the American Association of Equine Practitioners. The AAEP Foundation’s mission is to improve the welfare of the horse. Since its inception, the AAEP Foundation has allocated more than $3.3 million to support its mission and help horses.

 

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