donate goods

how you can help!

We will always welcome your generosity to donate physical goods instead of giving monetarily to our non-profit - we just ask that you call or message us before donating to make sure it's something we really can use and that it's good for the herd and our clients!  Your giving makes this center run much more efficiently, and every bit truly helps!  Here are some items that are always welcomed that you could purchase online, at a feed store, or contact us for where to get the specific item from. 

for the horses: (((please get with us before donating anything)))

• Hay - We spend about $600 a month on hay

• Horse feed (we feed only a select few) - We spend about $100 a month on feed.

• Electrolytes

• Supplements (2 mares are on special supplements and Pixie's currently costs about $400 monthly)

• Dewormer (we use herbal)

• Fly Spray (CRUCIAL during the summer and any and all are welcome!!!)

• Fly Masks (they get torn up so easily)

• Fly boots

• Treats (carrots or baked horse treats in bags)

• Grooming supplies (brushes, hoof picks, individual caddies for each horse)

• Hoof trimming essentials (rasp, half round hoof nipper, hoof knives, sharpener). Jeannine trims this herd herself and about every 3 months supplies need to be replaced or sharpened.

• You can also sponsor a specific mare and her specific needs at the time!

for our participants: 

*Cowboy Boots (any sizes for both genders would be welcome!)

*Work gloves (all sizes) for cleaning/grooming

*Gloves, scarves, winter hats, and jackets for cooler weather

*Horse Riding Helmets (all sizes)

*Bug spray and sunblock

for the facility: 

• Porta Potty: we plan on having a bathroom to use for the public on our property, but they are pricey! Would you consider sponsoring a porta potty?!

• Pasture seed (timothy grass)

• Fencing supplies (wood posts, lumber, solar powered electrical fence)

• Gravel for highly trafficked areas

• Walk Through/Drive Through Gates (for different areas to efficiently separate areas)

• Corral Panels for additional round pens

• Lean To/Run-in Shed for an add-on pasture

• Obstacle course materials (tarps, wooden poles, wood for making obstacles, cones, barrels, mailbox)

hands on/physical labor volunteering: 

• Building corrals

• Building a hangover/shaded area off the barn for clients' families during the summer

• Cleaning corrals/stalls

• Mowing property

• Barn cleaning

• Events (to help out at vendor events to spread the word about our organization)

• Volunteering during actual classes to handle the horse (must sign confidentiality agreement)