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Sponsorship Opportunities
Together, we will maintain and enhance Conejo Creek Equestrian Park for the Community.
CORPORATE SPONSORSHIP
Corporate sponsors enjoy recognition and visibility in the local equestrian and Conejo Valley community.
- =3x6 arena banner displayed for the full season
- =Name/logo featured on our website
- =Multiple social media sponsor spotlights
- =Event recognition announcements
DONATION
Every contribution—large or small—helps ensure Conejo Creek Equestrian Park continues to serve the community today and into the future.
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Our Foundation
Local Stewardship
- =ETI Corral 37 has served the Conejo Valley equestrian community since 1978.
- =Established to preserve equestrian access, open space, and public riding facilities for future generations.
- =After 30 years of community-based stewardship, the partnership with Conejo Recreation & Park District (CRPD) was formalized in 2008 and most recently renewed in 2024
- =ETI Corral 37 became a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization in 2022: Equestrian Trails Corral 37 Inc. #88-0677076
National Organization
- =Part of Equestrian Trails, Inc. (ETI) National, founded 1944
- =ETI National provides advocacy, guidance, and support
- =Charter: “Dedicated to the Acquisition and Preservation of Trails, Good Horsemanship & Equine Legislation”
Equestrian Trails, Inc. (ETI) National
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Our Vision
- =To be a leading equestrian organization that preserves and advances the equestrian lifestyle in the Conejo Valley by offering accessible, inclusive, and affordable opportunities equestrian opportunities for the entire community.
- =We are committed to maintaining Conejo Creek Equestrian Park as a safe, vibrant, and sustainable community hub that welcomes all riding disciplines and experience levels.
- =Through year-round programs—including clinics, play days, and horse shows in Jumping, Ranch, Classical Dressage, Western Dressage, and Working Equitation—we provide opportunities for learning, growth, and community engagement without financial barriers.
- =We strive to expand park usage, inspire youth participation, and support lifelong learning through outdoor programs and activities.
- =We are committed to fostering a vibrant, outdoor environment where riders, families, and trainers can grow together, ensuring the long-term success and diversity of the equestrian community for generations to come.
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Our Values
Stewardship
We responsibly maintain and enhance our equestrian facility for the long-term benefit of the community, ensuring our grounds and resources remain safe, accessible, and welcoming.
Safety
We prioritize the well-being of horses, riders, volunteers, and visitors through proper care, training, and well-maintained facilities.
Community
We foster an inclusive equestrian community that connects riders, volunteers, families, and the public through a shared passion for horses.
Integrity
We operate with transparency, fairness, and accountability in all aspects of managing our facility and programs.
Education
We preserve equestrian heritage while promoting learning, skill development, and responsible horsemanship for future generations.
Volunteerism
Our success depends on the dedication and spirit of our volunteers, whose contributions sustain our programs and strengthen our community.
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Our Mission
- =We are dedicated to preserving and celebrating the equestrian lifestyle and heritage of the Conejo Valley, honoring its deep roots in horsemanship and open-space stewardship.
- =In partnership with CRPD, we help maintain and enhance Conejo Creek Equestrian Park—the only free public equestrian facility in our region—ensuring it remains safe, welcoming, and well cared for.
- =The park provides open, equitable access to riding space, education, and community connection for riders of all ages and abilities, regardless of financial means.
- =Through programs such as clinics, play days, and horse shows in Jumping, Ranch, Classical Dressage, Western Dressage, and Working Equitation, we create a safe, inclusive, and engaging environment for learning and participation.
- =Strong volunteer engagement and community involvement support park care, events, and improvement projects, fostering shared responsibility and pride.
- =We are committed to the park’s long-term stewardship and sustainability, ensuring it remains a vibrant and cherished resource for generations to come.
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Board & Governance
Executive Leadership
- =President, Vice President, Secretary, Treasurer
- =5 Directors supporting programs, events, and community engagement
Governance & Oversight
- =501(c)(3) nonprofit (since 2022)
- =Monthly Board meetings to guide strategy and operations
- =Provides oversight of finances, fundraising, and facility improvements
- =Ensures compliance with CRPD agreements and ETI National guidelines
Our Commitment
- =Transparent decision-making and accountability
- =Leadership dedicated to preserving equestrian access and community programs
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Programs & Events
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2026 Operating Plan
Financial Stewardship
ETI Corral 37 is a volunteer-run nonprofit with minimal overhead, directing the vast majority of funds toward Conejo Creek Equestrian Park maintenance, community programs, and equestrian access.
- =Gymkhanas and horse shows generate revenue that covers program costs.
- =Grants and community donations fund park care, maintenance, and infrastructure improvements.
Nearly 93% of funds support the park and programs
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2026 Operating Plan
Financial Stewardship
ETI Corral 37 is a volunteer-run nonprofit with minimal overhead, directing the vast majority of funds toward Conejo Creek Equestrian Park maintenance, community programs, and equestrian access.
- =Gymkhanas and horse shows generate revenue that covers program costs.
- =Grants and community donations fund park care, maintenance, and infrastructure improvements.
Nearly 93% of funds support the park and programs
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2026 Funding Priorities
Core Projects
- =Arena footing improvements (4 arenas) — $12,500 needed
- =Annual arena maintenance program — $11,250 needed
- =Facility repairs and upkeep (sprinklers, tractor maintenance, fence repair) — $3,500 needed
Additional Projects With Support
- =Main arena announcer’s booth repair and rebuild — $12,500
- =Corral Panels to support evacuation corrals - $2,500
- =Obstacle course with groomed paths — $5,500
- =Obstacles for jumping, ranch horse and working equitation - $2,500
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