Financial Transparency

We are committed to responsible stewardship of all funds

As a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization, the Great Meadow Foundation is committed to the highest standards of transparency, accountability, and stewardship.

We take seriously the trust placed in us by our donors, sponsors, and community partners. Every dollar we receive is carefully managed to support our mission: to preserve open space for public use and to advance sport, culture, and community in Virginia’s Piedmont.

Key financial principles we uphold:

  • Responsible budgeting and spending aligned with our mission
  • Annual financial reviews and audits by independent professionals
  • Oversight by a volunteer Board of Directors
  • Public access to IRS Form 990 filings and financial statements upon request

We welcome questions and are happy to provide additional documentation to those seeking more information about how funds are used to support the long-term sustainability of Great Meadow.

501(c)(3) Statement

Great Meadow Foundation is a registered nonprofit organization. Great Meadow Foundation is a 501(c)3 non-profit organization. In compliance with the IRS requirements for the acceptance and handling of charitable contributions, your contribution is tax-deductible to the extent allowed by law.  TAX ID # 52-1257702

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News & Updates

Hurdle trials at Great Meadow map new course ahead of fall circuit
Hurdle trials at Great Meadow map new course ahead of fall circuit

A hurdle “trials” was held Sept. 13 at Great Meadow, designed by National Steeplechase Association President Al Griffin as an unsanctioned, preseason schooling opportunity for inexperienced steeplechase horses that allowed horsemen to practice over the newly routed...

Gold Cup returns to Great Meadow
Gold Cup returns to Great Meadow

The international Gold Cup, one of the largest steeplechase events in the United States, returns to Great Meadow in Fauquier County on Saturday, Oct. 25. Gates open at 10 a.m. with the first race at noon. Tickets are for sale online with special packages and...

Host Your Event at Great Meadow

Plan your next celebration, corporate gathering, or outdoor festival in our one-of-a-kind scenic venue.

Say “I Do” at Great Meadow

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