Social benefit funds directly benefit the health, education, and well-being of participants in our partner programs through subsidized or free equine-assisted services, community riding, para-equestrian sports, and nature-based initiatives. Populations served include but are not limited to youth and adults with and without disabilities, people recovering from addiction, cancer survivors, at risk youth, and low-income families.
Training and leadership funds support students and practitioners with professional education and industry learning through leadership development initiatives and internships, training programs and clinics, capstone research and academic fieldwork, and service-learning experiences.
Horse and farm stewardship funds ensures that our beloved four-legged friends and farm resources serving charitable purposes are responsibly cared for, including daily care, stable and farm management, and schoolmaster acquisition, endowment, and retirement assistance.