What does being a BRC volunteer involve?
You don't necessarily need a mountain of skills and knowledge to be a BRC volunteer - our chief stewards are on hand to offer guidance and support where necessary. Everyone is welcome to volunteer and there is something for all of you so please do get involved.
Volunteering at BRC championships covers a range of disciplines, from dressage to show jumping as well as cross-country.
Become a BRC volunteer:
For more information on becoming a BRC volunteer or for further information please email merlin.perlo@bhs.org.uk or call 02476 840597.
If you are looking to volunteer at one of our championships, check out the Volunteers' Club page and the Volunteer Handbook.
BRC Volunteer Awards
Do you know a Club, long standing BRC member or Volunteer that deserves to be recognised?
Nominations are open for:
- The Club of the Year award, which is presented annually to an affiliated Riding Club who has had an exemplary 12 months.
- The Leo Harris award, which is presented annually to a Riding Club member who has given outstanding voluntary service to the movement over a period of years. All nominees will have given many years of service to both their club and at area level.
- Volunteer of the year award, which is presented annually to a Riding Club member who has given outstanding voluntary service to the movement throughout the year.
Winners are presented their awards at the BHS Charity Race Day at Newbury racecourse where they get to enjoy the races as well as a lovely lunch. Each nomination should include a resume consisting of at least 100 words detailing the candidate’s/club's contributions on why they should be awarded this title.
Club of the Year Award
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Leo Harris Award
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Volunteer of the Year Award
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