Blue Ribbon
Entry-level sponsorship, a straightforward way to back the Show.
Become a Member
Members are families, producers, and neighbors who want a direct hand in the Show, not just a seat on the sidelines. More than a few of them, like our own superintendents, showed animals in this same ring growing up and came back to give it forward. If you want in, we want you in.
We're still setting dues and benefits with the board. Reach out and we'll get you signed up as soon as they're locked in.Sign Up to Help
The Show runs on volunteers. People setting up before sunrise. People working check-in and weigh-in. People in the ring, behind the auction block, and everywhere in between that a kid needs a hand. Bring yourself and a heart for serving, and we will find the place you fit in best.
Become a Sponsor
Sponsor dollars do not leave the county. They stay right here in Sabine County, backing the Youth Auction, funding scholarships, and covering the everyday cost of running a fairgrounds these kids depend on every week of the year, not just show week.
Grand Champion
Mid-level sponsorship with added recognition at the Show.
Reserve Champion
Top-level sponsorship for businesses ready to lead the way.
Raise a Paddle
Raise a paddle and invest in a student, not just an animal. Buyers can pre-register on Showman.app ahead of the Youth Auction, and every dollar stays right here at home, supporting the exhibitor you back.
Pre-Register to Bid on Showman.appScholarships
Scholarship money for graduating ag students runs through the Sabine County Go Texan Committee and the Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo pipeline, one more way this Show outlasts the weekend it runs on.
Award amounts, eligibility, and the next application window are still being set.Donate
One click, anywhere on the site, sends you straight to the Show's giving page.
Every one of these, membership, volunteering, sponsorship, the auction, is hosted, supported, and managed by the Sabine County Agricultural Improvement Youth Foundation, the volunteer board that keeps Sabine County’s kids in the ring and at the microphone.