activities · 3
what they do
direct service · 3
- Enforces volunteer participation and fee compliance for families Rodeo Event Production & ManagementImplements a "working family rule" requiring families to volunteer at rodeo events, with an opt-out fee option; imposes a $100 no-show fee and disqualification from one day of competition for failing to fulfill volunteer duties after a prior warning.
- Hosts junior rodeo events for children and youth by age and category Youth Rodeo Competition ProgramsOrganizes and hosts rodeo competitions for participants ages 3 to 22 across multiple divisions: Peewee (3–6), Junior (7–9), Senior (10–13), Teen (14–18), and Elite (7–22, special needs), featuring events such as barrels, poles, goat tying, breakaway roping, ribbon roping, team roping, steer stopping, chute dogging, and calf roping.
- Manages contestant entry and withdrawal feesAssesses a $50 fee for late or incomplete entries and a $25 fee for withdrawing entries within 72 hours of the rodeo, with no refunds issued after that period unless supported by a medical or veterinary note.
strategies · 2
how they think
Theories of action extracted from this org's own source material. Click any to see the full field of orgs running the same approach.
- Liability Waiver and Risk Management liability waiver and risk managementAll participants must carry medical insurance and sign a comprehensive waiver releasing the association, its officers, agents, employees, members, sponsors, contractors, and other contestants from liability, mitigating legal and financial risk as a condition of participation.
- Working Family Participation Model working family participation modelThe organization requires families of contestants to actively participate by volunteering at rodeos, with an opt-out fee available for those unable to fulfill service obligations. No-shows are penalized, reinforcing accountability and shared responsibility within the community.
named programs · 9
what they call their work
Elite Boys & Girls Events
Special needs rodeo category for boys and girls aged 7 to 22, including Barrels, Poles, Goat Tail Pull, Goat Dummy Tying, Head Dummy Roping, Calf Dummy Roping, and Ribbon Roping.
Junior Boys Events
Rodeo events for boys aged 7 to 9, including Steer Stopping, Goat Tying, Breakaway, Ribbon Roping, and Team Roping.
Junior Girls Events
Rodeo events for girls aged 7 to 9, including Barrels, Poles, Goat Tying, Breakaway, Ribbon Roping, and Team Roping.
Peewee Boys Events
Rodeo events for boys aged 3 to 6, including Barrels, Poles, Goat Tail Pull, Goat Dummy Tying, Head Dummy Roping, and Calf Dummy Roping.
Peewee Girls Events
Rodeo events for girls aged 3 to 6, including Barrels, Poles, Goat Tail Pull, Goat Dummy Tying, Heading Dummy Roping, and Calf Dummy Roping.
Senior Boys Events
Rodeo events for boys aged 10 to 13, including Chute Dogging, Steer Stopping, Goat Tying, Calf Touch, Ribbon Roping, and Team Roping.
Senior Girls Events
Rodeo events for girls aged 10 to 13, including Barrels, Poles, Goat Tying, Breakaway, Ribbon Roping, and Team Roping.
Teen Boys Events
Rodeo events for boys aged 14 to 18, including Chute Dogging, Steer Stopping, Calf Roping, Calf Tying, Ribbon Roping, and Team Roping.
Teen Girls Events
Rodeo events for girls aged 14 to 18, including Barrels, Poles, Goat Tying, Breakaway, Ribbon Roping, and Team Roping.
relationships · 1
who they work with
- Remind.com Partner — Uses Remind.com as a notification platform for members.