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HFC Champion (Horse)

$1,000.00

Champion (Horse): $1,000 annual membership

  • All of the benefits of Patron Memberships plus:
  • Logo on all HFC monthly newsletters, website, events, etc.
  • Primary placement on all HFC communications 
  • Annual Champion Shout outs – Section in newsletter to highlight your business + 1,000 word blog spot for additional information (reviewed by HFC executive committee ahead of release)
  • Insider updates on research and regulatory approval progress.
  • Opportunity to apply to open HFC Board positions
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Champion (Horse): $1,000 annual membership

  • All of the benefits of Patron Memberships plus:
  • Logo on all HFC monthly newsletters, website, events, etc.
  • Primary placement on all HFC communications 
  • Annual Champion Shout outs – Section in newsletter to highlight your business + 1,000 word blog spot for additional information (reviewed by HFC executive committee ahead of release)
  • Insider updates on research and regulatory approval progress.
  • Opportunity to apply to open HFC Board positions

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