Newsletter

The Board of Trustees took June and July off because many of the Trustees were organizing and/or competing in events but August found them back at work and celebrating the recent clinic in New Jersey. Vice President Diane will tell you all about it. Several other clinics are in the planning stage with Maine, Arizona, ...

Spring is technically almost over although the weather for some of us certainly doesn’t indicate that it is. On the west coast it is show season with Vineyard Classic in May, Summer Festival in June, the CDE at Inavale in July, Equestrian Institute in August, and ending with Shady Oaks in October. While we are fitting our horses, learning ...

THE PRESIDENT’S CORNER In Oregon’s Willamette Valley, winter is almost over, the roses have had their President’s Day pruning, pansies have been planted to promise spring, and daffodils are almost ready to bloom. And at USDFD in California our first clinic is ready to welcome nine disabled drivers (and some spectators and volunteers) to train under Hardy ...

THE PRESIDENT’S CORNER It is Fall; the leaves are cascading across the pasture, landing on stacks of pumpkins, overseen by the scarecrow that has guarded the garden all summer. This should be a time to curl up by the fire with a stack of good books but that is not the case at USDFD…. Click here ...

THE PRESIDENT’S CORNER This is an exciting time to be associated with the United States Driving for the Disabled, Inc. Members of the Board of Trustees are busy making things happen, the very things that define USDFD and provide service to the driving community. Diane Kastama, Vice-President and Chair of the Team USA committee, is organizing, mentoring, and working ...

Hoofbeats and Heartbeats USDFD Jan/Feb 2012 The USDFD is happy to reinstate its Hoofbeats & Heartbeats Newsletter. With all the exciting events in 2011 and the growing number of new drivers, our Board of Trustees decided that an organizational facelift was just what we needed to kick off 2012, starting with our Newsletter. This next year’s going to ...