WOW!! So Far We've raised 
 
​$31,030!!

 


Heading out on September 11 - 2022, our intrepid riders and crew will be taking on one of the most epic rides in history as they tackle the wilds of Mongolia to raise money to help some of the neediest children on the planet - the children who scavenge in the garbage to survive!  The riders will be taking on the challenge of riding the longest annual charity horseback ride in the world with a  goal of
700 kilometers in 10 days of riding!  

Support a rider  by clicking on Rider Pages link below, consider attending or donating to the Gobi Gallop Gala to welcome the riders back on September 24th, 2020 and follow HERE for live updates when the ride is underway!
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​​Thank you for your support. 
As our biggest annual fundraiser community support for the Gobi Gallop each year is pivotal in our ability to continue the programmes we operate at the Children of the Peak Project. 
 
For more information about the Gobi Gallop 2022Please visit www.horsetrekmongolia.com/gobi-gallop.html

 Introducing The Riders​ of the 2022 Gobi Gallop

For more information on the riders and to donate in support of this ride, please click  individual rider fundraising page links below ​
Moyo
Palestine
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​Julie Veloo - Canada - Fundraising  Page​
Marc Tasse- Canada - Fundraising Page
Betsy Cooksey-USA -Fundraising Page
Kenneth Haven Sumner - USA - Fundraising Page
Moyo - Palestine - Fundraising  Page
Melissa - Canada - Fundraising Page
Daniel Miller - USA - Fundraising Page
Jill McKenzie - USA - Fundraising Page
Susy Willetts - USA - Fundraising Page
 Rebekah Elias - Canada - Fundraising Page
Rachael Lundin-USA Fundraising page
Brandon Hutcheson - Aus. ​Fundraising Page
Clare Nadas - NZ Fundraising Page
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or

​If you would just like to make a general donation in
support of the Gobi Gallop
please visit our Donate page!

To donate to the Gobi Gallop Gala Charity auction or
If you'd like to be considered for Gobi Gallop 2022,
please email manager.gobigallop@gmail.com

Riders' Sponsors