Providing Guidance and Oversight
WHOA! is guided by a Steering Committee which meets monthly and decides which projects to support. Each project is overseen by a member of the Committee. Supporters assist with projects and attend quarterly meetings where projects are reviewed and new ideas are discussed.
Steering Committee

Jo Egenes
Horses are symbolic of being in a rural community. There’s a special ambiance with the trails along our roads and horses in backyards. We need to create interest in horses and keep that going – whether people ride or not, they can still appreciate horses, and what horses mean to our community. I avidly support the equestrian community.

Adeline Forrest
I have always ridden Western. I have showed a little in Western events, and I love to go horse camping with my friends in Los Viajeros Riding Club. I like move cattle on ranches, and I like to sort and cut cattle out of a herd. I do a lot of trail riding in Woodside, which I see as Horse Heaven.

Sarah Rivers
I am a lifelong trail rider, and enjoy riding on the local public trails in Woodside and Portola Valley as well as in our local county parks. I am a horse camping enthusiast and enjoy taking my horse to sites all over California … Point Reyes, Sierras, Humboldt Redwoods, Morro Bay and others are favorite destinations.
Advisors