LEXINGTON, KY – Thoroughbred Aftercare Alliance extends its gratitude to all who contributed to the 2024 Holiday Giving Campaign. Thanks to their generous supporters, the campaign raised over $230,000 from December 1 to December 31. These funds will provide support for thousands of Thoroughbreds cared for by 83 accredited organizations across North America.

The Holiday Giving Campaign highlighted a different match sponsor each day, offering single day sponsorships ranging from $500 to $15,000.

2024 Match Sponsors included:

Mike Rogers, StarLadies Racing, Denali Stud, Donato Lanni, Madaket Stables, Frank & Dino’s Restaurant, Simon Bray, Dr. Stuart Brown & Jen Roytz, Jack Damico, Donna Brothers, Black Dog Racing Stables, Jeffrey Bloom, Dr. Pug & Susie Hart, St. Elias Stables, Machmer Hall Farm, Three Diamonds Farm, West Point Thoroughbreds, Dan & Denny Piazza, Dan & Shelly Sullivan, Matt & Amy Webber, Dr. Dionne Benson, David Anderson, Kurtis Coady & Megan Devine, Nikki Walker, Hronis Racing, Frank & Kim Taylor, Chad Brown, Ivona Janieszewski, Rick Schosberg, ThoroStride, and Jill & Bob Baffert.

“Each donation during our Holiday Giving Campaign represents a commitment to the well-being of off-the-track Thoroughbreds,” said Emily Dresen, Director of Funding & Events, Thoroughbred Aftercare Alliance. “The outpouring of support was inspiring and we are deeply thankful to our donors for their generosity and for standing with us in our mission.”

To see the completed advent calendar of match sponsors and the full list of contributors who elected to be recognized, visit: thoroughbredaftercare.org/holidaygiving

“I am humbled by the extraordinary generosity showed during the 2024 Holiday Giving Campaign,” said Walt Robertson, President, Thoroughbred Aftercare Alliance. “The support from our community is a powerful reminder of our collective dedication to ensuring bright futures for retired Thoroughbreds.”

Thoroughbred Aftercare Alliance serves as both the accrediting body for Thoroughbred aftercare organizations and a fundraising and grant allocating body to support the accredited organizations. All the funds raised from the Holiday Giving Campaign will support the 83 currently accredited organizations, which care for over 4,300 retired Thoroughbred racehorses each year and operate more than 175 facilities across North America.

To learn more or to support Thoroughbred Aftercare Alliance visit: thoroughbredaftercare.org