Little Creek Farm

Conservancy

Membership in LCFC

The Conservancy has over 60 dues paying members.  Our plans are to increase paying membership by 150% in this calendar year.

Download a MEMBERSHIP form by clicking here

Volunteering in LCFC Programs

We have a growing group of devoted volunteers clocking in many hours at the barn to provide the various programs. Volunteers include horse owners, students, and neighborhood residents who appreciate how horses can effect humans.  We are always looking for more good volunteers.
Contact volunteer@littlecreekfarmconservancy.org for more information.

Download a VOLUNTEER pdf Form by clicking here

Make a Donation

The Conservancy has 501(c) (3) status as a non-profit organization from the IRS. If you would like to make a tax deductible donation or pledge, please mail a check to:

Little Creek Farm Conservancy

P.O. Box 33862

Decatur, Georgia 30033

or

Download a DONATION Form by clicking here

Fundraising Activities

Please note that all events are suspended during our renovation.

Fall Festival

The Conservancy’s annual Fall Festival is a major fund raising event for the Conservancy and brings many people to the Farm to enjoy the setting and animals up close. There were 450 visitors during the four-hours of the second annual festival.  This is a 50 % increase over last year’s festival.

The Festival offers pony rides for kids, horseback rides for adults, jumping and exhibition riding, kid’s crafts and just the chance to visit a farm inside the perimeter! 

Money is raised by admission, donations, silent auction, merchandise, and food sales.

See photos of the 2006 Fall Festival here

 

Manure Day! (Back in 2011!)

Twice a year the Conservancy invites Atlanta’s gardeners to share our wonderful, composted manure on Manure Day. This has been very popular with residents from all over the county. Funds are used to support organic pasture management. Leaf Bags filled are $5.00. Pickup truckloads are $25.00.

Manure Day 2007 - The kids at the barn volunteered to move a mountain of organic fertilizer and raise money for LCFC programs.

And the adults also dig manure at Little Creek.

Pony Rides

Three times a year LCFC volunteers organize pony rides for children at the farm.  Teenage volunteers are the backbone of this event.  The spirit of volunteerism at Little Creek stands out when seeing these young people work for hours .  Proceeds go to the Outreach programs of the Conservancy.  The horses and equipment were provided by the boarders at the Farm.

Little Creek horses are selected

Even with 5 horses giving 100 rides each hour, the line stayed long all afternoon.

A few of the volunteers