Mare Fair 2026 set a staggering new fundraising record this year, collecting a gross total of $194,148.19 to benefit equine rescue organizations through special events, direct attendee donations, and a charity auction over the convention weekend.
The convention’s primary beneficiary, Fallen Oak Equine Rescue and Rehabilitation (Fallen Oak), received a net total of $116,918.93 from the event’s proceeds. The remaining funds were distributed equally among three additional partner equine rescues: Rainbow’s Edge, Horses That Help, and Painted Horse Ranch Rescue, with each organization receiving $10,000.00.
After fees, costs, and taxes, the four recipient rescues received a combined net total of $146,918.93.
In keeping with the strict financial transparency standards of Snowpity, Inc., organizers have published a comprehensive financial summary detailing the exact distribution of proceeds, complete with transaction records and payment verifications to each rescue. A PDF version of this report is available for public review.
“Mare Fair was built on the idea that having fun together should directly translate into doing good in the real world,” said Joshua Hope, Head Pony In Charge of Snowpity, Inc. “Our attendees’ generosity continues to astonish us every single year. The funds raised this weekend provide immediate, practical support for equines in critical need.”
Organizers extended their sincere gratitude to the donors, artists, bidders, and volunteers who made this achievement possible.
For additional details on Snowpity, Inc., visit https://snowpity.org/.
For details regarding Mare Fair 2026, visit https://2026.marefair.org/.
To stay informed about Mare Fair 2027, visit https://2027.marefair.org/.
