The Junior League of Reading is holding several fundraising events this year. The purpose of these events is to help raise the necessary dollars to impact our Leagues focus area of creating, improving and expanding the resources available to all children, to enhance opportunities available for their growth, development, and overall welfare.


 

Kids in the Kitchen 2010:

The goal of the Junior Leagues' Kids in the Kitchen initiative, which is supported by The Association of Junior Leagues International Inc. and its member Leagues, is to empower youth to make healthy lifestyle choices and help reverse the growth of childhood obesity and its associated health issues. Junior Leagues in more than 200 locations provide lessons and demonstrations related to preparation of healthy meals and snacks in partnership with local community organizations, chefs and nutritionists. In 2006 and 2007 to date, over 200 million people have been reached with messages about the Kids in the Kitchen program and ways to fight the spread of childhood obesity through Public Service Announcements and media coverage.  Please join the Junior League of Reading at Penn State Berks, on May 16th 2010, for our local Kids in the Kitchen Event.  More details to come…
 

Touch-a-Truck 2010

"Grab your hard hats and make way for the trucks! The Junior League of Reading, PA, Inc. has expanded its service to the community to include Touch-a-Truck 2010. This unique children’s interactive event will take place on Sunday May 16, 2010 at Penn Sate Berks Campus. We need your support!

What is Touch-a-Truck?

Imagine an event where children can have the time of their lives by seeing, touching and exploring their favorite BIG trucks and vehicles. From behemoth earthmovers to scooters, children of all ages can climb on, scramble over and touch to their hearts’ desire. This family-friendly event will also offer entertainment, children activities, and much more. This event, however, is not just about fun. It has a serious purpose. The proceeds raised from Touch-a-Truck 2010 will support The Junior League of Reading, PA, Inc. and its community projects and services to expand the resources available to all children to enhance opportunities available for their growth, development and overall welfare."

If you are a business, local not-for-profit, government or military organization, you can support Touch-a-Truck 2010 by showing off your vehicles and allowing them to become part of the children’s interactive display.

For more information, please call 610-374-9811.

*The first annual Touch-a-Truck was held in 2006 at Penn State Berks Campus. More than thirty-five trucks, fire engines, police cars, heavy equipment, motorcycles, dump trucks, cranes, and numerous other types of vehicles rallied to give children a chance to experience a wonderful hands-on experience. Children climbed on; scrambled over and touched to their hearts’ desire their favorite vehicle and trucks.

Sponsors

Coverdale

Craigg Manufacturing Corp

Rieck's Printing

Signs & More

Sovereign and Santander
Dumptruck
Coverdale North America LLC
Craigg Manufacturing Corp.
Rieck’s Printing
Signs & More
Sovereign Bank

Backhoe
Brenntag Northeast, Inc.
Capital BlueCross
Colonial Oaks Foundation

Pickup Truck
Brentwood Industries
Leisawitz Heller Law Firm
Mosteller & Associates
Parente Beard LLC

Forklift
Automotive Services, Inc.
Barbour Advisors
Digital Micrographics Inc.
Herbein & Company
Masano Architects Group, Inc.
Masano-Bradley
National Penn Bank
Penn National Gaming Foundation, Inc.
The Law Office of Sodomsky & Nigrini
The Reading Phillies
UGI Utilities, Inc.
Wachovia Bank

Junior League of Reading - Hunter Horse Show

Hunter Horse Show

Sunday, May 23

Berks County 4-H Agricultural Center

9:00am

  • Horse Show
  • Food
  • Vendors
  • Pony rides
  • Face painting
 

Fun for the whole Family!

No charge for admission

(canned good donations accepted for the Greater Berks Food Bank)
See www.jlreading.org or contact Lauren Moyer 610-670-5591610-670-5591 for questions or competition entry
Horse Show


Join us for, The Junior League of Reading, Hunter Horse Show. Sunday May 23rd, 9:00am, at the Berks County 4-H Agricultural Center. Includes horse show, pony rides, food, face painting, and vendors. FUN FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY!! No charge for admission. (Canned good donations accepted for the Greater Berks Food Bank). See www.jlreading.org  or contact Lauren Moyer at 610-670-5591 for questions or competition entry. For more details, please email jlreading@verizon.net
 

PRIZE LIST

  1. Shortest Stirrup—riders 10 and under. Judged on hands, seat, and control of mount.
    1. Shortest Stirrup W/T
    2. Shortest Stirrup W/T
    3. Shortest Stirrup W/T/C
    4. Shortest Stirrup W/T/C
  2. Short Stirrup—riders 12 and under. Judged on performance, manners, and way of going.
    1. Short Stirrup W/T
    2. Short Stirrup W/T/C
    3. Short Stirrup 2 X-rails
    4. Short Stirrup 2 X-rails
  3. Leadline 8 and under
    1. Leadline Walk
    2. Leadline Walk (may be asked to trot)
    3. Leadline Walk Off Lead (may be asked simple questions)
  4. Beginner Hunter—open to all ages, horses or ponies--X-rails.
    1. Beginner Hunter O/F
    2. Beginner Hunter O/F
    3. Beginner Hunter U/S
    4. Beginner Hunter U/S
  5. Pre-Children’s Hunter Pony—open to juniors, 2’0” fences. May combine with Pre-Children’s Hunter Horse on day of event if entries warrant. Judged on performance, manners, and way of going.
    1. Pre-Children’s Hunter Pony O/F
    2. Pre-Children’s Hunter Pony O/F
    3. Pre-Children’s Hunter Pony O/F
    4. Pre-Children’s Hunter Pony U/S
  6. 6. Pre-Children’s Hunter Horse—open to juniors, 2’6” fences. May combine with Pre-Children’s Hunter Pony on day of the event. Judged on performance, manners and way of going.
    1. Pre-Children’s Hunter Horse O/F
    2. Pre-Children’s Hunter Horse O/F
    3. Pre-Children’s Hunter Horse O/F
    4. Pre-Children’s Hunter Horse U/S
  7. Pleasure Division Ponies and Horses 2’0” fences. Judged on manners, performance and suitability.
    1. Pleasure Division W/T
    2. Pleasure Division W/T/C
    3. Pleasure Division O/F
    4. Pleasure Division O/F
  8. Novice Hunter—open to juniors and adults on horses or ponies that have not won 3 blue ribbons prior to this year. Fences at 2’0” or 2’6”. Judged on performance, manners, and way of going.
    1. Novice Hunter O/F
    2. Novice Hunter O/F
    3. Novice Hunter O/F
    4. Novice Hunter U/S
  9. Novice Equitation—open to juniors and adults on horses or ponies that have not won 3 blue ribbons prior to this year. Fences at 2’0” or 2’6”. Judged on equitation.
    1. Novice Equitation O/F
    2. Novice Equitation O/F
    3. Novice Equitation O/F
    4. Novice Equitation U/S
  10. Open Hunter—any age, horses or ponies. Fences at 3’0”. Judged on performance, manners and way of going.
    1. Open Hunter O/F
    2. Open Hunter O/F
    3. Open Hunter O/F
    4. Open Hunter U/S
  11. Baby Green Hunter—open to horses or ponies in their first or second year of showing. Trotting corners will not be penalized. Fences at 2’6”.
    1. Baby Green Hunter W/T
    2. Baby Green Hunter W/T/C
    3. Baby Green Hunter O/F
    4. Baby Green Hunter O/F
  12. 12. Open Equitation—open to juniors and adults on horses or ponies. Judged on equitation. Fences at 2’6”.
    1. Open Equitation O/F
    2. Open Equitation O/F
    3. Open Equitation O/F
    4. Open Equitation U/S

Sponsors

Coverdale Rieck's Printing
Sovereign and Santander Signs & More
Craigg Manufacturing Corp