HorseSense is a 501(c)(3) Non-Profit Organization.
From paper clips to emergency horse care, we rely wholly on donations from people and organizations that see the value in therapeutic horseback riding. If you believe in our mission to support the wellbeing of individuals with disabilities, please make a tax-deductible charitable general donation, in any amount, here:
Current Fundraising Campaigns
Unbridled Support
It takes a herd to provide safe, high-quality, and accessible services to our community. From our dedicated team of volunteers, our dear participants and their families, our beloved staff, horses, and most importantly - You.
While program fees help offset a portion of overall programming costs, the difference is truly made by those in the community who support our mission. Donations to this campaign help support daily horse care, program essentials like tack and lesson supplies, education opportunities for staff, and so much more. This fund provides critical flexible funding to be used in a hundred different ways that allow us to grow and sustain our programs.
It takes a herd, will you be part of ours?
Sponsor a Horse
They work hard every week to provide youth and adults with disabilities in our community with needed adaptive services. But they can't do it alone.
Our horses require daily food and care, and routine veterinary checks in order to stay in tip-top shape for lessons. We're a small nonprofit organization that relies on the support of generous and caring people like you, who sees the value our programming provides.
Together, we can continue to provide life-changing therapy to those who need it most.
A Bale a Day…
…keeps the hunger away!
Help our horses eat this winter! It costs upwards of $9,000 - $10,000 to feed our therapy horses throughout the long Wisconsin winters. At one bale per horse per day, we go through 10 bales of hay every day at HorseSense for six months-- sometimes longer! And that's not including grain.
A donation of $5 will provide a day's worth of food for one of our therapy horses this winter. Can you help?
Together, we can ensure that our horses stay full all winter long.
