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Help Carry Georgie’s Legacy Forward - Every Donation Counts to Improved Safety

$6,055 donated
Given by 36 generous donors in around 9 months

Support our New Zealand Eventing community to reduce risk for horses and riders and prevent injury and tragedies such as Georgie’s

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Georgie, the wife of New Zealand Olympian Jesse Campbell, had a generosity, love for her horses and a life that touched many people. Since Georgie’s accident on 26th May 2024, extraordinary people across the world have worked together to advance Eventing safety. Their aim: reduce risk, prevent injuries, and tragedies like the one that claimed Georgie’s life.

All Together SAFER NZ Eventing’s collaboration with ESNZ and Eventing NZ is to raise funds for NZ to purchase the latest frangible MiM safety devices & replace fixed jumps. MiM devices lower solid jumps on impact, preventing injury & rotational falls.

$2,500 builds one safety jump.

This year’s focus is to rebuild Taupo National Equestrian Centre cross-country jumps to the highest global safety standards for all athletes, from Olympic prospects to Grassroots. This design and build is a collaboration between NZ course designers & builders & Stuart Buntine (Chair FEI Safety Group).

Like Formula 1 racing a decade ago, eventing safety is at an innovative turning point today. It is our responsibility, with New Zealand’s international reputation for excellence in this sport, to be at the forefront of this global safety transformation.

We all want our loved ones to be safe, and we all have a part to play in ensuring safety is monitored and upgraded.

Safer sport is only possible because people like you are prepared to help New Zealand raise the funds required to achieve greater welfare & safety for all Event riders & horses.

About us

Georgie, the wife of New Zealand Olympian Jesse Campbell, had a generosity, love for her horses and a life that touched many people. Since Georgie’s accident on 26th May 2024, extraordinary people across the world have worked together to advance Eventing safety. Their aim: reduce risk, prevent injuries, and tragedies like the one that claimed Georgie’s life.

All Together SAFER NZ Eventing’s collaboration with ESNZ and Eventing NZ is to raise funds for NZ to purchase the latest frangible MiM safety devices & replace fixed jumps. MiM devices lower solid jumps on impact, preventing injury & rotational falls.

Use of funds

To directly purchase and freight internationally approved frangible MIM devices for use on New Zealand cross-country training and competition jumps.

Purchase jump building materials and labour required to construct safer fences.

Purchase safety jump dressing for improved horse vision.

Create greater safety awareness through education and promotion of safer cross-country practices across New Zealand.

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Latest update

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🌱 We’ve Developed 1000 XC Plants for Taupo NEC 🐎🌿   18 October 2026

Posted by: Kaylee van Vuuren

This marks the beginning of a permanent Taupo NEC nursery of tubbed plants dedicated to

xc safety for all: Grassroots to Olympic Pathway

Plant Dressing Sight Lines & Frangible Jumps are Vital for Horse & Rider xc Safety

As we work to fund Taupo NEC cross-country rebuild for a

safer future we need your help to look after these vital safety greens!

🐎🌿 Adopt a XC Plant Today 🐎🌿

Care for your special safety plant at home while we get cross-country jumps rebuilt

Can't take a Plant home right now?

No worries!

We’ll arrange foster care options for you.

Send us a message to adopt your plant today! 💚🐎

Let’s come together to support safer eventing for our horses and riders

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Latest donations

Wendy
Wendy on 15 Oct 2026
$100
All Together Safer NZ Eventing

Thank you Wendy for kind & generous donation. Your support is vital to updating NZs cross-country facilities to the highest global safety standards for our horses and riders.

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Ravi and Kathy
Ravi and Kathy on 14 Oct 2026
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Dear Ravi & Kathy, Thank you so much for your kind and generous donation. It is wonderful to get your support to help take NZ eventing into the next phase of frangible fences. We would love you to follow our journey on facebook & instagram. All together safer NZ eventing.

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Graeme and Carol
Graeme and Carol on 01 Oct 2026
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All Together Safer NZ Eventing Dear Graeme & Carol, thank you for your kind and generous donation. It is much appreciated and will go towards the building of safer fences for eventing at the NEC in Taupo. Please follow our journey on facebook and instagram All Together Safer NZ Eventing. Remember to keep your receipt for taxation purposes.

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Guest Donor
Guest Donor on 01 Oct 2026
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All Together Safer NZ Eventing

Thank you for your kind and generous donation. It is much appreciated and will go towards the building of safer fences for eventing at the NEC in Taupo. Please follow our journey on facebook and instagram All Together Safer NZ Eventing. Remember to keep your receipt for taxation purposes.

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Guest Donor
Guest Donor on 26 Sep 2026
$50
All Together Safer NZ Eventing

Thank you for your kind and generous donation. It is much appreciated and will go towards the building of safer fences for eventing at the NEC in Taupo. Please follow our journey on facebook and instagram All Together Safer NZ Eventing. Remember to keep your receipt for taxation purposes.

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This campaign started on 9 Feb 2026 and ends on 9 Nov 2027.