

Our objectives...
The Sanders Watney Trust is the charitable arm of the British Driving Society. The main objective of the trust is to help disabled persons follow their goal of carriage driving. Financial assistance may be given to RDA affiliated Carriage Driving Groups for the Disabled in the form of gifts or interest free loans to help towards the purchase of carriages, harness, driving holidays or training.
Visit our gift Shop
Celebrate in style this Christmas and help the Sanders Watney Trust raise much needed funds to help disabled carriage drivers. Each year, we have a fine selection of seasonal gifts available for sale, our specially commissioned cards make the ideal way to share your sentiments. You can purchase these direct online via paypal or send an email where we can process your order.
Make a donation:
The work of the Sanders Watney Trust is totally reliant on the generosity of individuals, thanks to their kind donations and bequests. To help facilitate and secure our services for continued work for the disabled carriage driver, we welcome your support and financial contribution. Any donations paid by UK taxpayers can benefit from the HMRC Gift Aid scheme.
Sanders Watney...
The Sanders Watney Trust is the charitable arm of the British Driving Society. The chariy takes it's name in honour of the former Brriish Driving Society President and founding member, Mr Sanders Watney a keen coachman and promoter of the traditional skill of carriage driving and his awareness of the benefits to all members of society.
The Swingletree legacy
The Sanders Watney Trust are immensely grateful to the late John Parker and Susan Townsend who have chosen the Trust as beneficiaries of their JustGiving fund raising campaign in the memory of their tremendous contribution to the world of carriage driving. John would be very touched by the generosity for your kind donation to this fund:
Regional Groups
The Sanders Watney Trust is proud to work in conjunction with the Riding for the Disabled Association and the British Driving Society. The RDA is split into 18 regions with over 70 regional groups and welcomes support volunteers to help enable our drives and support our individuals. Contact your local area RDA representative on this link: