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Brooke global ambassador Charlotte DuJardin CBE was due to visit Ethiopia to see the charity’s work in October, however due to unforeseen security risks the trip has been cancelled. She was going to be accompanied by fellow elite dressage rider Alice Oppenheimer.
Brooke is excited to launch its 2017 Brooke Shop, featuring virtual gifts and Christmas cards with proceeds going directly to help improve the lives of working horses, donkeys and mules in developing countries.
After a busy weekend of events and fundraising at sberton International Horse Trials, Brooke are delighted to announce it has raised over £1000 to continue its work improving the lives of millions of the world’s most vulnerable horses, donkeys and mules.
Pam St. Clement, the actress best known for playing Pat Butcher in EastEnders, is lending her support to Brooke in Remember A Charity Week.
On the United Nation’s International Day of Charity, Brooke is celebrating having been granted Special Consultative Status with the United Nations (UN) Economic and Social Council (ECOSOC).
Afternoon Tea Week kicks off on 14 August, and Comedian and Bake Off’s Extra Slice presenter Jo Brand is lending some star studded support to Brooke's fundraising campaign High Teas For Gee Gees.
Brooke’s Motivational and Educational Officer Mini Fat Pony is taking on the charity’s My Mini Hackathon challenge to raise £1000.
Midsomer Murders star John Nettles has been announced as the voice of the new television advert for Brooke.
The horses that accompany Daenerys Targaryen, carry the White Walkers and were part of the epic ‘Battle of the Bastards’ scene with Jon Snow, are supporting Brooke's How The Other Horse Lives campagin.
Open heart surgery survivor, seven-year-old Lucy Rayner, has taken on Brooke’s #MyMiniHackathon challenge with her pony Meric. Together they took on 10 miles in 100 days raising over £400.