December 29, 2005 – Wellington, Florida – The third annual JustWorld International Fundraiser will take place on Saturday, January 21, 2006, at Belle Herbe Farm in Wellington, Florida. It will once again include a training show during the day followed by a dinner in the evening.

A highly anticipated event on the Wellington social calendar, the theme of this year’s fundraiser will be ‘Barrio Latino’. With a distinct Latin flavor, dinner will feature Latin food while Latin dancers will encourage guests to salsa and merengue to the rhythms of a live DJ from South Beach Miami.

Before the social event gets underway, competitors can hone their skills in preparation for the upcoming winter show jumping season with the Training Show, also held Saturday, January 21. With tracks set by renowned course designer Pierre Jolicoeur, competitors will have the opportunity to jump on the beautiful, state-of-the-art grass field at Belle Herbe Farm in Grand Prix Village.

The cost for participating in the Training Show is $175 per round, while tickets for the Fundraising Dinner and Dance are $150. The previous two fundraisers, which were both completely sold out, raised close to $200,000 for JustWorld International, a not-for-profit, humanitarian organization founded to work as a catalyst for positive change in the developing world by helping underprivileged children.

To enter the Training Show and to buy tickets for the Fundraising Dinner, please contact Belle Herbe Farm at tel: (561) 792-0552.

Founded in 2002, JustWorld International raises awareness and funds in the equestrian community to support humanitarian projects that benefit impoverished communities and children in the developing world. Cooperating with local partners, JustWorld International implements sustainable, culturally sensitive education, health and vocational projects. JustWorld International trains and empowers international and local university student volunteers to create and realize these projects, providing them with hands-on experience in promoting social justice. With project sites located in Cambodia, Honduras, Kenya and Senegal, students are working for change in a wide variety of environments on behalf of JustWorld International. For more information on JustWorld International, please visit www.justworldinternational.org.

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