Students from NWACC EMPACTS Beginning Algebra held a bellydance fundraiser for the Tiny Timbers Horse Rescue, now located in Missouri.

1. Tiny Timbers Horse Rescue E.M.P.A.C.T.S. Project Beginning Algebra Mrs. Rademacher’s M-W-F 9:00 AM to 10:10 AM class

2. The Team Consisting of: TamaraMondello Gaylynn Alden Nathan Bingham Traci Mandella

3. Founded in 1998 A non-profit 501c privately funded horse rescue previously located in Pea Ridge Arkansas. Accepts all horses regardless of age, breed, medical or physical condition. Goals– To save horses from neglect, abuse and offer a home to all who need one. Educate the public on proper horse care, horse ownership and any other issues. Donations are tax-deductible with 100% of the money going directly to the horses' care. Money is raised by donations and through fundraising. In 2008, about 5% of money came from donations & fundraisers; the balance came from the families income. Co-ownership of adopted horses to qualified applicants Compassion, love & respect for those horses who will live out the rest of their lives at Tiny Timbers TinyTimbersHorseRescue

4. Goals Raise awareness Collection of funds Company donation of supplies Volunteer time Ongoing assistance

5. CommunityBenefits 1. Define the word “Community” as you will use it in this project: Local Humane Society Humane Society of the Ozarks Local Organizations/Businesses 2. List ways your project will benefit the “Community” No adoption fees for responsible future horse owners Community awareness for local horse owners Fundraising through local community venues

7. Breakdown of expenses for all animals accepted

8. Personal funding vs donations received

10. Current Animals at Tiny Timbers Rescue

11. Horse Expenses Vs. Other Animal Expenses

12. Personal Funds Vs. Donations Received in 2009

13. Tiny Timbers Fundraiser

14. Tiny Timbers Location

15. Methods Raise awareness through local venues Fund raising International awareness through CNN Long term assistance through local organizations Volunteer at the rescue location Relocation to Missouri

16. Technology Technology to be used to conduct the project Internet Research Tiny Timbers Local Organizations Local Rodeo Association Veterinarian Supply Communities Equine Clubs Purina 4-H Technology used to create the final power point and to gather/analyze the data Video and Digital Photography

17. Community /Corporate Contacts Maureen Scurozo, Tiny Timbers, 479-451-8900, PO Box 347, Pea Ridge, AR. 72751, minihoss@tinytimbersrescue.org Mrs. Barbara Rademacher, 479-986-6926, brademac@nwacc.edu Gaylynn Alden, 479-751-0912, jwagma@sbcglobal.net, galden@nwacc.edu Nathan Bingham, 479-544-7069, nbingham@nwacc.edu, throllballen@yahoo.com Traci Mandella, 479-685-5440, tmandella@cox.net, tmandella@nwacc.edu Tamara Mondello, 479-203-9849, tmondello@nwacc.edu Donald Martin 417-724-8552, don_martin@purinamills.com Brad Fancher, 479-361-1516, brad@kkvet.com Dr. Marvin Galloway, mgalloway@@nwacc.edu Beau Walker, bwalker5@nwacc.edu Barbara McBride, 479-936-6172 Johnny Gonzales, 479-444-1755 Elizabeth Smith, NWACC

18. Timeline Start Date- 2/3/10- Brainstorm session Initial PowerPoint proposal due- 2/10/10 Group work day- 3/3/10 Observation/volunteer at Tiny Timbers 3/13/10 Group work day- 3/19/10 Tiny Timbers move to Missouri 4/4-5/10 Group work day- 4/12/10 Awareness/Belly Dance fundraiser 4/17/10 Group work day- 4/23/10 Final Presentation due- 4/26/10

19. Skills Communication w/ Tiny Timbers Local Business & Corporate Offices Event Fundraiser Coordination Power Point Presentation NWACC Personnel Computer Research Presentation Skills Public Speaking Our Group

21. Commitment(s) from local organizations for long term assistance.

22. Completion of facility relocation for better accommodations

23. Purina Rewards Program

27. Thank You!