Silver Oak Jumper Tournament Announces 2026 Charity Partners

Supporting Canine Support Teams and the Kevin Babington Foundation

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

Wellington, FL – April. 23, 2026

The Silver Oak Jumper Tournament proudly announces its continued commitment to giving back to the equestrian community through its 2026 charitable partnerships, supporting both Canine Support Teams (CST) and the Kevin Babington Foundation.

These two organizations represent the heart of what makes the sport so powerful—community, compassion, and a commitment to improving lives both inside and outside the ring.

Canine Support Teams: Transforming Lives Through Service Dogs

Changing Lives Through Canine Support Teams

At the forefront of this year’s charitable efforts is Canine Support Teams, an organization dedicated to providing highly trained service dogs to veterans and individuals with disabilities—at no cost to those who receive them.

These remarkable dogs are more than companions. They are lifelines—offering support, increased independence, and the ability to navigate everyday life with confidence. Each CST service dog is trained in over 70 specialized commands, empowering their partners to regain a sense of freedom and stability.

Through the support of the equestrian community, there is an opportunity to directly impact lives by helping fund the training and placement of these extraordinary animals.

Click Here to Learn How to Sponsor a Service Dog

The Silver Oak Jumper Tournament encourages individuals, businesses, and members of the equestrian industry to consider sponsoring—or partially sponsoring—a service dog. By doing so, you become part of a life-changing journey for someone in need.

Turn One Class Into a Lasting Impact

The Silver Oak Jumper Tournament is also proud to support the Kevin Babington Foundation, continuing its mission to provide critical financial assistance to show jumping athletes who have suffered spinal cord injuries.

Through the Babington Benefit Class initiative, horse shows across the country are invited to dedicate a single class—or a portion of entry fees—to support injured riders while promoting safety within the sport.

Click Here to See How You Can Host A Babington Benefit Class

With the message “Turn One Class Into a Lasting Impact,” the Foundation calls on horse show organizers, trainers, and riders to come together in support of their fellow athletes—demonstrating the strength and unity of the equestrian community.

Supporting Riders, Promoting Safety, Strengthening Community

Babington Benefit Classes reflect key pillars that continue to guide the Foundation’s work:

Support Riders
Provide financial assistance to show jumping athletes who have suffered spinal cord injuries.

Promote Safety
Encourage safety initiatives within the sport, including the use of protective equipment such as safety vests.

Invest in the Future
Help educate riders on the importance of safety and awareness in show jumping.

Strengthen Community
Foster a compassionate and resilient equestrian community that supports its athletes both in and out of the arena.

Silver Oak Jumper Tournament 2026

Silver Oak Jumper Tournament 2026

Date of Event: September 2–6, 2026

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