Find Equestrian Nonprofits and Charities

  Kath1234 wrote:

Camp Casey is the coolest charity in town!! The staff & board are so great to work with, and they really have quality volunteers at every event!! The work they do with those adorable kids and their families is just amazing!! I love volunteering for... more »

  Michelle312 wrote:

This organization, not only helps the stray animals in Puerto Rico, they try to find them forever homes in the states. They also do a free horse care class and share info of puppies that are looking for homes. Theyre doing a great job. more »

  CarrieCoyne wrote:

I have been with this organization for over six years. The participants who are helped grow by leaps and bounds! Volunteers are also touched by the love and compassion that is shared here. My time here is very much appreciated and it keeps me coming... more »

  sroling wrote:

Believing in the power of people. I set out to establish an organization where people with disabilities could be included in the real world. What happened was beyond my ability to dream as people from all walks of life and all ages began to understand... more »

  angela.maddux wrote:

Wonderful causes supported by wonderful, loving people! The many causes that this group takes up is just beyond what words can describe. The help they provide for those in need goes without question, and they are willing to help all! If there were... more »

  MeganNoelle wrote:

I have been a volunteer for over a year and a half now and all I can say is wow. Even as a volunteer SMART has changed my life. I have watched dozens of students learn, grow, and improve even from week to week. The SMART team of instructors and volunteers... more »

  Athena C. wrote:

I recently became a volunteer with this organization. The time and effort that the founder of the organization, Susan Kayne, puts forth for the benefit of the horses is astounding and impressive!She has saved so many horses from the killpen who were... more »

  H. Sandbach wrote:

This extraordinary therapeutic equestrian center has it all. Great underlying management strength and direction by its founders, a well-rounded board of directors reflecting the best of the community, capable and caring volunteers and, best of all, a... more »

  Sandy Walton wrote:

Beautiful Brokenness Ministry truly has been life changing for me. The picture of brokenness Katy uses to show us how much God loves us truly opened my heart and mind to seeing God's love for me in a way life never before. I wish everyone could... more »

  Writer wrote:

Compassion and dedication. The two best words to describe this amazing place! more »

  allensteere wrote:

I have served on the Ivy Hill Board of Directors for approximately 10 years. My role is to support the mission of Ivy Hill which is help individuals with disabilities gain strength, independence, confidence, and a sense of achievement through equine therapy.... more »

  Lindsay wrote:

Excellent Organization! Treats all volunteers like stars, and everybody has a great time, while really helping kids with special needs! more »

  Rachaeleq wrote:

Equi-Ed is a wonderfully magical place! The horses are gentle, kind and quiet. The volunteers are professional, and help to keep everything running safely and smoothly! What a wonderful facility and program. Thank you! more »

  glad2volunteer wrote:

Celtic Charms is aptly named, for it truly is a magical place that transforms people with disabilities into equestrians. While volunteering there I have seen the expressions of joy and pride on the faces of the riders and their family members. There... more »

  mysticmare wrote:

I have been a volunteer at Saddle Up Riding Club for over a year, and during that time I have witnessed the joy that horse therapy can bring to adults and children with various disabilities. The rocking motion of the horse offers many benefits to our... more »

  alicia-gallopnyc wrote:

Well I am biased, because I run GallopNYC! But I want to tell you that we offer supporters the opportunity to have a seminal role in fostering the growth of a sustainable organization that brings a uniquely effective therapy to people in NY City. By... more »

  Reed100 wrote:

Reins In Motion Foundation provides one on one quality horse therapy to children and adults. Reins also has a program for Veterans and provides horse riding to the Taylor Family Foundation during their camping season. Each client has a team of individuals... more »

  Bruce C. wrote:

Wakina was born into a herd of 27 wild horses that wandered freely on the Texas range, living off of the land. Only two of the horses, the stallion and mare that started the herd, knew the kindness and love of the human heart. To the others, humans were... more »

  nugget05 wrote:

The MOST WONDERFUL group of people in Naples! They provide horseback riding lessons for children and adults with special needs. The staff, volunteers, and the horses are outstanding! Thank you for considering this worthy organization! more »

  Fleet of Angels wrote:

This Old Horse is an absolutely fantastic equine sanctuary, retirement home, and play place for equines that need some extra TLC. And what a lot of TLC these folks have to give! Their specialty is giving a home to equines that even other 'rescues' won't... more »

  pdames wrote:

When I first discovered this organization, I was immediately impressed by the people. Volunteers and staff seemed genuinely friendly and caring. As I got to know the organization better, I came to understand that everyone involved seems drawn there by... more »

  Writer wrote:

I took my adult client with a developmental disability to Unbridled Joy to volunteer and spend time with the horses. Cindy was very caring and patient with him, and offered ideas of how he could interact with the horses, including grooming, leading and... more »

  theclanton5 wrote:

My daughter Sarah was adopted at 5.5 years old from an adult mental institution in Ukraine. She could hardly sit up without help. She was kept tied to a cot by 3straps because she was blind & delayed. After we adopted her we tried every kind of therapy... more »

  marylulu wrote:

My grandson and I have been supporting this rescue now for several years. We have found them to be totally dedicated to their equines - rescuing them from bad situations and/or possible slaughter, rehabbing them to health and/or getting over horrible... more »

  _Shana_ wrote:

I love everything about volunteering with The Right Step. As a newer volunteer, I was able to contribute right away, despite it being several years since I have interacted with horses/ponies. The various riding instructors and volunteers have made me... more »

  mlhuntington wrote:

I have been working with this organization for about 10 years. They are caring, compassionate group of equestrians who are committed to help fellow equestrian industry people in their time of desperate need. Through grants and emergency relief funds in... more »

  CJThomas wrote:

Special Equestrians has served so many children and adults over the years. Each rider is a part of a wonderful giving community of volunteers who have a passion for the program. The volunteers love to see the progress and smiles on the faces of the... more »

  jabbood wrote:

I first became affiliated with the NCTRC back in the fall of 2009 through a friend of mine who is a current board member. My company offers service volunteer grants to any organization that employees support, so I had asked her how I could help out. She... more »

  Argonaut wrote:

My daughter has been involved with the Horse Harbor Foundation for the past 8 years. This began for her, and us, with a summer riding camp and over those years has evolved into a very natural style of riding as well as a deep respect and understanding... more »

  TRI Instructor wrote:

Borrowed Freedom delivers a quality experience for individuals with special needs. The volunteer staff and assistants and highly qualified, the horses are meticulously cared for, and the farm environment is quiet and peaceful. The organization has a detailed... more »

  HorsesHeal wrote:

I support Riding To The Top and trust them to spend my donation wisely! Professional leadership, talented instructors and passionate volunteers working together to serve people with disabilties. more »

  Nancy235 wrote:

I have volunteered with Blue Shadows for many years and I have seen the impact it has made on many, many children! Shy children open up and make many new friends, ADHA children learn how calm they must be around horses and change their behavior, depressed... more »

  sarahlinn wrote:

Fantastic organisation supporting those in need with equine therapy - from returning veterans to special needs kids. A special place with a dedicated staff and beautiful animals! more »

  Patricia R. wrote:

The staff and volunteers are all very kind and supportive of the child participating as well as the families. The horses are wonderful therapeutic animals for those with special needs. Cathy Chitwood and Jamie Link known to go above and beyond the call... more »

  brian-f wrote:

I recently learned about Little Bit and their mission, and instantly fell in love with their program, their people, and especially their horses. The staff and volunteers are remarkably passionate about what they do, it's a very well run organization,... more »

  Cynthia72 wrote:

I do not know very many organizations that put out as much for families as Horses 4 Heroes. They are always giving, giving and more giving!!! The community events they put on are spectacular and full of fun for families. Good old fashion family fun. Filled... more »

  Soulmate7 wrote:

The Carriage Barn Therapeutic Equestrian Center is a wonderfully caring community. The horses are gentle and well cared for, and the Program Director is absolutely amazing ! This is the best nonprofit I have ever encountered. All the volunteers are Team... more »

  DougBPBDad wrote:

This place is a small operation with big ideas, lots of love for horses, volunteers and the community. The horses are treated as family members and volunteers and riding students become very close with each of them. It's a beautiful property with an... more »

  Faviola1024 wrote:

I been volunteering for the past seven months and I look forward every time I drive towards Circle of Hope Therapeutic Riding Center because I get to hear laughter and see smiles every time I am there. more »

  lselin wrote:

Furvivors Wonderland is truly a magical place! I have volunteered with them for over a year and have had the most amazing experience. I have made lasting memories and friendships that I will forever cherish. The atmosphere is always positive and working... more »

  emyracruz wrote:

B O K Ranch helps my son, Emanuel, tremendously! Emanuel is, 13 years old, diagnosed with autism, developmentally delayed, and sensory issues. He truly enjoys riding on the horses especially Chase (his favorite horse) every Saturday. He has been riding... more »

  samvolunteers wrote:

I've been volunteering at Ready Set Ride for a few months now, and I have to say, these folks are in it with all their hearts. Whether it's caring for the horses or working with students, there are so many passionate volunteers and staff members trying... more »

  Dskurth wrote:

Wonderful down to earth organization With down to earth people. The horses are well cared for and they do so much for disabled, autistic, and handicaped kids of all ages. Most of the horses are retired competition horses who now can give bad their knowledge... more »

  Hillbilly41A wrote:

Halleck Creek Ranch is a beautiful place, it's out in the country where one cannot help but feel terrific. The disabled children and some adults get ride a horse, what a thrill!! I often see the riders return from a trail ride with a huge grin on their... more »

  kristikvenild wrote:

My family's experiences with Blue Skies have been amazing over the past seven years. We have watched our daughter's riding skills grow exponentially through their lesson program, but even more important to us has been watching her love of horses grow... more »

  awright61 wrote:

Angel Fire Equestrian Center has been such a blessing to our family. My kids love Valerie and Mitch and are always excited to see the animals (especially the horses). I'm so glad we found Angel Fire. I've recommended them to all of my friends with children! more »

  ClaraA wrote:

I have been riding horses for eight or so years now, and riding with Resurrecting Hearts for two of those years. In those two and on-going years I have learned so much and become more of an advanced rider than with any horse trainer. At Rez Hearts, not... more »

  horsemankind wrote:

I think my story is a bit different. To show you how generous and caring the energy is at GAIT, I was welcomed there as an "instructor in training" when I needed hours for my certification with NARHA, now known as PATH. I was working for an in-house program... more »

  Michelle R.12 wrote:

This organization really cares about the kids. Erin knows so much about both disciplines of riding, as well as showing and general horsecare. By bringing your kids here, they will have access to all of that knowledge and become well rounded equestrians.... more »

  Kelly R. wrote:

I learned about CATR Farms when I was looking for Non-profits in need of volunteers. I learned that my schedule just does not fit with their schedule of classes so volunteering has not been possible. However, they have several other ways to help support... more »

  Ctc T. wrote:

Walk on Water is our premier community service site for our boys at Brevard Group Treatment Home. Our youth feel welcome and a part of something great. The ranch continues to be built according to the vision and diligently serve the community with excellence.... more »

  carole3 wrote:

Quantum Leap Farm provides equine physical therapy to the disabled both physically and emotionally. Quantum Leap is among only a handful of facilities that provides equine physical therapy and emotional therapy via horses to our Veterans. The facility... more »

  Wyatt R. wrote:

Heartland has been personally enlightening in so many ways. It has provided me an opportunity to give back to my community, and provide an incredible service to a set of individuals that truly deserves my attention. I find that when I am actively involved... more »

  eliza-pn wrote:

Woodlands has done some amazing conservation work and I always enjoy their events and volunteer activities, such as Bird Banding and guided hikes with specialists. Their park is open to the public and I love running there after work during every season.... more »

  MML wrote:

Taking the Reins is the only program of its kind in LA - committed to turning urban girls into courageous cowgirls capable of handling a horse and life's challenges. It provides a safe, open space where girls can develop physically, mentally, and emotionally.... more »

  StacLo10 wrote:

Working with NKT as a volunteer has been an extremely rewarding experience. It is so wonderful to see the riders improve over a short period of time. I love spending time with the horses and riders! It's also a great way to make new friends. more »

  Karen wrote:

I have volunteered at Ironstone Farm over the course of three or four years now. Safety is of primary concern, the staff is well trained as are the horses! Until you've seen a child or young adult go from no smiles and fear, to laughter and joy, you can't... more »

  az1003 wrote:

Thank you to Green Is the New Blue for advocating for a sustainable equestrian sport. We need change and they’re here to make that happen! more »

  kaisa wrote:

The total commitment and dedication of Soul to Soles Connection goes far beyond the hores and pastures. Equine Psychotherapy is gaining greater validation. Our military population has greatly benefited from this nontraditional therapy. Soul to Soles... more »

  mbrock1002 wrote:

My son has began with this organization within the past year. His confidence and socialization skills have already improved. This is the most kind hearted group of people I’ve ever had the pleasure of being around. They treat my child as their own with... more »

  pmckenna wrote:

Pegasus is a registered non-profit organization which assists in the therapy of children and adults with physical and mental disabilities. This great organization has helped better the lives of hundreds of people. My Daughter Lauren has come so far thanks... more »

  horselvr wrote:

Manito Life Center has the right ideas but wrong owner of this not for profit 501(c). I am very surprised this company has not been been forced to close their doors or had their 501(c) pulled from them. There are so many problems with this Stable (examples:... more »

  Sheila wrote:

The Therapeutic Riding of Texas - also known as TROT has had a tremendous impact on so many lives. Understanding that each 'little' drop of help done by each volunteer produces a ripple effect in the body of water called life - just watch it multiply... more »

  Suzy K. wrote:

CORRAL really helped my daughter for over two years. She has had a difficult life and really needed "a leg up," however, we were never made aware that they could remove her from the program without explanation and without warning until we received a letter... more »

  Connie L. wrote:

The Forget Me Not Foundation provides a wonderful, and unique experience for people with disabilities. For the volunteers who work at the foundation, the uplifting and fullfilling experience of wittnessing the joy it brings is unmeasuable. Volunteers... more »

  Horse-Lover wrote:

I visited this organization on several occasions, and I am always amazed at the level of dedication thatis put forth for the animals in their care. Including animals otherthan horses - they never turn away an animal in need and provide the highest level... more »

  grrreengirrrl wrote:

WHOA is full of caring people dedicated to helping others through the joy of horseback riding. It's such a fabulous organization! more »

  lmadorin wrote:

The horses find themselves at this rescue, under a variety of reasons. However, they are then met with a variety of opportunities to meet their needs. while striving for more than the basics of healthcare but the mental and emotional health as well.... more »

  ms2014 wrote:

Paws for Reflection Ranch is an awesome organization! The staff is extremely friendly and help make you feel welcome. Volunteering is a blast - always LOTS to do, including caring for the animals, assisting with therapeutic horseback riding lessons (side-walking),... more »

  volunteer wrote:

Located in Moorpark, Special Equestrian Riding Therapy (WWW.SERT.ORG) offers therapeutic equine-assisted activities for children with special needs. SERT has been serving families in Los Angeles and Ventura Counties for 23 years. I have been a volunteer... more »

  Ranchosia wrote:

I have been involved with NCR for the past 4 years. Helping people with Special Needs learn to ride and enjoy equine facilitated activities has become my passion. Over the past several years NCR has gone through a revitalation period. The Board of Directors... more »

  Kay Q. wrote:

I have heard nothing but good stories coming from the services that Prospect Mountain Therapeutic Riding provides to the children. I can't think of a better organization or way to provide what these children need. I have heard also of other organizations... more »

  Heather H. wrote:

The Reece Center has created not just a wonderful place for helping the disabled, they have created a family for all of the volunteers and riders together. Everyone cares at such a genuine level for each other that the riders get more out of it than... more »

  Jenny888 wrote:

I have served on the board of The Horse Shelter since 2004 and I know for a fact what an amazing organization this truly is. Our overhead expenses are kept incredibly low so the largest percentage of dollars possible is used to benefit the horses. We... more »

  Heather B.7 wrote:

This organization has helped both of my children. My daughter (now 11y) was the 1st to attend. I had a child that was full of anxiety and lacked self-confidence. I was very pleased with her leading horses and even riding off lead after sessions. She... more »

  walkersharon wrote:

Accompanying the Tender Little Hearts Mini Therapy and Mini Tales horses on their visits has been such a rewarding experience filled with many special moments. I’ll never forget my first visit to a memory care facility. I was surprised when we walked... more »

  benefitsandjoy wrote:

Being part of the Bitterroot Therapeutic Riding family is my honor and privilege. Riders, adults and children alike, have such fun and look forward to their weekly time on their horse. Some of the most withdrawn students, smile, talk and bond with their... more »

  Audrey Eastridge wrote:

Great non-profit organization! They seek veterans who are needing help and go above and beyond to accomplish what is needed through horse therapy as well as gardening. I would recommend them to anyone. They treat veterans as FAMILY!! more »

  diane wrote:

I had the opportunity to meet with a former rider of Therapeutic Riding of Tucson, she was wheelchair bound and had serious dissabilitied. She had a TROT tee shirt on and when I asked her about it her eyes lit up and she described her experience at TROT.... more »

  Rhodadoda wrote:

Our son has struggled with sensory regulation, communication and anxiety for two decades. He had become socially isolated and uninterested in most community activities. Friendship Ranch Retreat provides him the opportunities to work with horses, other... more »

  Jeanette C. wrote:

My son is a 9 year old with Down syndrome. We are unable to afford hippo therapy for our kiddo but Palomino Mounted Patrol makes it possible for him to receive the therapy at no expense. They help many families in the community and is a wonderful organization. My... more »

  NadiaQuraishi wrote:

I've been volunteering with H.E.L.P. for over two years, and I've never met a more warm and welcoming group of people. Whether you're interested in getting involved as a volunteer, a donor, or a client, H.E.L.P. will put in effort to help you feel like... more »

  Mika C. wrote:

I'm a volunteer and strong water farm is the best place to go I get involded to help with so many fun thing from trail rides to helping with sponge baths although greatest thing I get to be apart of is those kids that smile at the end of their lessons... more »

  Yahoo12 wrote:

A place where strangers quickly feel like family. My daughter and our family feel so fortunate to be a part of this place. We signed our daughter up so she could learn to ride a horse, but she has gained so much more than that. Self-confidence, friendships,... more »

  kcarpinone wrote:

My daughter and I have been volunteers at Victory Hill since their opening. Our time spent with both the horses and the students has been extremely inspirational and fulfilling. The horses receive exceptional care and the riders needs and safety are a... more »

  Janine12 wrote:

We provide equine based programs fir individuals with physical, learning and emotional disabilities. Help each rider reach their fullest potential . improving muscle tone, balance,posture, coordination and motor development. Help improve the client's... more »

  Alberta wrote:

Serenity Farm has served Northwest Ohio for the past 12 years providing therapy and learning services to kids and families. The volunteers give generously as they bring their professional skills and time to share with the positive programming at the... more »

  jess62585 wrote:

HorsePower is a program that allows disabled people to have fun on a horse while strengthen their body. I want to someday be able to walk and this program is allowing me to push myself to be able to walk. more »

  Evie.Lee wrote:

I met Sarah and found out about RIDE through a mutual friend January of 2021. Soon after, I got a horse and asked Sarah to train us. She did and he is a completely different horse. He's so much happier and challenged. I can't thank Sarah enough. ... more »

  kspolo wrote:

Amazing Non-Profit Benefiting less advantaged youth and horses. Bringing the Discipline, Rule and physical aspect of Polo to Public Schools, etc.. more »

  DocJ wrote:

Jamestown New Horizons (JNH) offers outstanding horse riding service to children and adults with disabilities. Located in Florissant, Mo. (St. Louis area), the beautiful setting and dedicated staff provide an overall professional and relaxing atmosphere... more »

  EHHR_Secretary wrote:

I am one of the Cofounders but wanted to share that we have seen over 2000 personnel here on our Ranch and witnessed so many wonderful transformations! From Veterans with PTSD to children with various issues, prior to leaving our Ranch, we seem to always... more »

  TaraO wrote:

CANTER-OH is doing great work by helping racing Thoroughbreds find new homes and careers after the track. They network, do direct adoptions, list horses for track trainers and educate. I adopted my OTTB from them in 2008 and have been a fan ever since. more »

  Kristen33 wrote:

Excellent therapeutic riding program for children, young adults, and veterans with special needs! The horses are well cared for and the program director is organized, friendly and helpful. Overall, a very well run organization. more »

  toniberard wrote:

A therapeutic riding program that focuses on Skills of the Rider and not their disability. The program has children to adults with special needs. Also programs for Wounded Warriors, Emergency Service Personnel, A Day Program, Camp and more. Please come... more »

  senecapoloclub wrote:

Husband and wife team dedicated to introducing the sport of polo to young people. We have 15 horses that need care and attention to play the game and teach kids. We seek to make polo more inclusive and remove financial barriers for families. "Polo is... more »

  Kim Tudor wrote:

Excellent experience at the 2024 Washington International Horse Show and I'm looking forward to visiting again in 2025! more »

  Judy Wiesenauer wrote:

As a volunteer who helps care for the therapy horses I have grown as a person. I was raised on a dairy/hog farm but didn't have horses. Getting involved in Hunters Brook Farm and Opening Gates has given me the opportunity to learn about horses and myself.... more »

  jburnett wrote:

I have been a member of NCMT for over 15 years. What is amazing about this charity is how dedicated it and its members are to passing on its legacy of teaching responsibility through sound horsemanship over its almost 75 years of existence. People who... more »

  John-Christy C. wrote:

My daughter Paisley was born with Spina Bifida . She developed neuromuscular scoliosis secondary to this. She has a weak core and has to prop sit. Our Insurnace only gives us 20 visits a year of Physical therapy . We have tried so many different exercises... more »

  Hannah B.1 wrote:

When I look back at my first day at San Diego Therapeutic Horsemanship (SDTH) I was living in a bubble of ignorant bliss. I knew PTSD was something that affected our veterans, I just didn’t realize how deeply this brutal mental illness ran. Our vets... more »

  jesus1160 wrote:

I have been involved with horses my whole life, so I figured I might put that knowledge and experience to good use, such as helping others! I started two years ago and have enjoyed every bit of it. The work I have done is directly with the students, walking... more »

  linda46 wrote:

Limited amount of time but Google and local media sources would find that this nonprofit was corrupt and poorly run. It's director, Joann Sebby, kept funds intended to feed and house the animals. Taxes were never filed. Donations were not put where they... more »

  Debra49 wrote:

My daughter has MS, is quadriplegic and has been going to Monterey Bay Horsemanship for 5 years now and the results have been incredible from riding their horses. From keeping her regular, way less spasms, less body aches, uplifted mental attitude & outlook,... more »

  Runandjump wrote:

The NSF offers programs directly improving the safety and perpetuation of American steeplechase horse racing. more »

  millersorg wrote:

Miller's has taken in several horses that have desperately needed a home. They found a purpose for their horses that also help children and adults. The riders of their rescue horses can relate to the story of their horse which helps them in their own... more »

  jlwry wrote:

Wonderful volunteer opportunity! Working with special needs children and adults, as well as horses is the perfect combination. more »

  sea1gew wrote:

Working with the riders with disabilities and seeing the difference it makes in their life is amazing! I fell in love with the horses and the riders and have been volunteering every week for 5 years. It is hands on and direct helping with these kids... more »

  moldenht wrote:

This program has made such a positive change in our family. From the moment my son started at SMILES, the weight of our difficult lives seemed to lift from our shoulders. The staff are so patient and kind and we are blessed to have them care so much... more »

  pearson522 wrote:

I work in mental health and I see some very special changes in riders who come to Heads Up. Those of us who walk beside the riders, watch muscles relax, focus return, hands become active and direct. Our instructor is intuitive and practiced at what she... more »

  pamosborne8101957 wrote:

I started with Therapeutic and Recreational Riding Center, Inc. (also known as TRRC, Inc.) since 1998, and have loved the programs that Dr. Helen Tuel has developed over the years, and what she has built up over the years. Over time, I have also been... more »

  EliseGardner wrote:

Pegasus farms have changed my life. I go there every Wednesday to Ride horses, these horses keep me calm. more »

  cindysue wrote:

Partnering directly with medical teams at Joint Base Lewis McChord, the Veterans Administration and private referrals we help our heroes struggling to cope with PTSD, Traumatic Brain Injuries, combat injuries, mental health challenges and other visible... more »

  Ycstables wrote:

Stephanie’s lifelong love of horses, and her gentle, yet firm way with children make her a wonderful instructor for children from all walks of life. Her love of horses began as a child. Stephanie got her first horse when she was 13 years old, and... more »

  Brandy Crago wrote:

I wanted to find a way to help families with special needs enjoy horses and experience healing through these amazing animals. Shining Stars not only helps provide for physical and emotional needs but gives individuals a chance to connect to a healing... more »

  Writer wrote:

Where does someone begin with an organization/Rescue who has given it their all for so many years? From 5 acres to what they have now (30-40 acres). I am not good at spelling Anyway, how they utilized the 5 acres was amazing. Rotating horses turn... more »

  mbaker13 wrote:

The staff, volunteers, and board members of Agape really live the mission of the organization and it shows in the lives they touch through their horses! The volunteer training is fantastic and the programming is spot on with the needs of the community. more »

  Brandon Dunn wrote:

What's your story? Do you believe every child has the right to wonder and to be a kid? That's what Storybook Farm offers thousands of children at no cost each year. Wow! Such a SPECIAL place. The human-animal bond is so profound and inspiring that EVERY... more »

The mission of the smith with brackens youth foundation is to be champions for youth. Because we believe that the youth are the... more »

To develop horsemanship skills more »

Promote horsemanship more »

To develop and distribute educational materials, encourage interest in the new discipline of western dressage. To build and equine... more »

HeartMenders provides acessible and challenging opportunities to be a part of a caring, committed community that is intentional... more »

Provide recreational opportunities for youth up to age 18 in the area of rodeo. more »

To promote horsemanship and provide a place for horse-minded people to congregate. To promote rodeo and horsemanship, youth activities,... more »

Special equestrians provides therapeutic riding programs to individuals with physical, mental, and emotional disabilities. more »

Presentation of the oklahoma centennial horse show. more »

The Mission of Grace Under the Oaks, Inc. is to provide a respectful and encouraging environment that fosters opportunities for... more »

Our mission is to move one step closer to Christ by reaching the unsaved with the gospel of Jesus Christ through love and personal... more »

To foster national and international amateur sports competition for charitable and educational purposes. more »

To collect, record and preserve the pedigree of quarter horses; and to stimulate and promote any and all other matters such as... more »

Provide a muni rodeo for the community more »