Equellness Center

HELP US RAISE $15,000 TO EXPAND PROGRAM ACCESS

Equellness is seeking $15,000 to help children, adults in recovery, veterans, and underserved community members access nature based, equine assisted wellness and Life Skills programs.

An anonymous donor will match the first $15,000 raised, doubling the impact of every gift.

This funding reduces financial barriers and covers the direct costs of providing educational and therapeutic experiences with horses and nature to those who need them most.

The purpose is simple: to make Equellness programs available to people who can benefit from them but may not otherwise be able to participate.

At Equellness, growth is not an abstract idea. It happens in small, visible moments.

It looks like a quiet child moving from the edge of a group into a place of leadership.

It looks like an adult practicing a boundary and discovering that it can be both clear and kind.

It looks like a veteran recognizing tension in his body, taking a breath, and experiencing what changes when he feels safe enough to connect.

These moments become experiences participants can carry into their homes, schools, recovery communities, and everyday relationships.

What Your Gift Makes Possible

• $25 provides one 50-pound bag of horse feed, helping nourish the horses at the heart of our programs.

• $50 provides three small bales of timothy hay, keeping our herd nourished.

• $100 provides one hoof trim and two 50-pound bags of horse feed, supporting essential horse care.

• $100 can also provide approximately one week of summer camp snacks and craft materials, supporting creativity, expression, and connection.

• $200 covers approximately one-quarter of a horse’s annual routine veterinary wellness package, including exams, vaccines, parasite testing, and dental care.

• $250 provides one individual Equine Assisted Services session for an adult, creating space for personal growth, regulation, and connection.

• $500 provides a scholarship for one child to attend one week of summer camp, building friendships, Life Skills, and belief-in-self.