Buy a $10 raffle ticket to win a “Sage Dance” 18×24” limited edition print valued at $235.
Raffle entries are unlimited - buy as many as you’d like, to enter to win as many times as possible.
All raffle proceeds will be donated to Sage To Saddle to benefit their riding program for indigenous youth. Read more about Sage to Saddle below.
Two winners will be randomly selected and contacted via email by March 29th, 6pm est.
“Sage Dance” limited edition prints will be available to purchase on April 2nd, 6pm est via private release for email subscribers, 7pm for the public.
Thank you for supporting a precious cause!
On the windswept hills of the Lakota Badlands, Sage to Saddle aims to create a safe, supportive space for Native youth from the Pine Ridge Indian Reservation through an horse-centered after-school program.The program focuses on horsemanship, horse care, academic support, and cultural connection, offering children ages 8-18 a positive alternative to difficult home environments and harsh winters. By working with horses and completing their studies, students can build responsibility, confidence, and a deeper connection to traditions central to their community's history and survival.Buy a $10 raffle ticket to win a “Sage Dance” 18×24” limited edition print valued at $235.
Raffle entries are unlimited - buy as many as you’d like, to enter to win as many times as possible.
All raffle proceeds will be donated to Sage To Saddle to benefit their riding program for indigenous youth. Read more about Sage to Saddle below.
Two winners will be randomly selected and contacted via email by March 29th, 6pm est.
“Sage Dance” limited edition prints will be available to purchase on April 2nd, 6pm est via private release for email subscribers, 7pm for the public.
Thank you for supporting a precious cause!
On the windswept hills of the Lakota Badlands, Sage to Saddle aims to create a safe, supportive space for Native youth from the Pine Ridge Indian Reservation through an horse-centered after-school program.The program focuses on horsemanship, horse care, academic support, and cultural connection, offering children ages 8-18 a positive alternative to difficult home environments and harsh winters. By working with horses and completing their studies, students can build responsibility, confidence, and a deeper connection to traditions central to their community's history and survival.