• Professional Societies & Associations

• 811.

New Hampshire Horse Council Inc

New Hampshire Horse Council Protecting promoting advocating for theNew Hampshire equestrian community.

• Citizenship Programs, Youth Development

• 812.

OSBORNE STABLES EQUINE RESCUE

Osborne Stables Equine Rescue is a no-kill, permanent refuge which currently supports 26 horses To rescue and/or assist in the rescue of abused, abandoned, injured or unwanted horses, and to provide them with the care they deserve.

• Fund Raising and/or Fund Distribution

• 813.

Kaitlyns Foundation

We help horses help people through physical therapy.

• Mental Health Treatment

• 814.

Seabiscuit Therapeutic Riding Center

The specific purposes for which this corporation is organized are to provide educational and charitable assistance by operating a therapeutic riding program providing equestrian services to anyone who is challenged physically, mentally, socially, or emotionally; offering staff an Home About Events Donate Enroll Volunteer Gallery Contact More.

• Human Service Organizations

• 815.

No Lemons Equine Inc

A non profit adaptive horseback riding program that primarily uses retired racehorses as partners.

• Mental Health Disorders

• 816.

Wild Hope Equine Center for Healing

We see how deeply survivors of complex trauma are suffering, often alone and unseen.

• Media, Communications Organizations

• 817.

UNBRIDLED THOROUGHBRED FOUNDATION

UNBRIDLED SANCTUARY Unbridled Thoroughbred FoundationUnbridled is a trailblazing nonprofit charity that has been at the forefront of the equine protection movement for two decades.

SPECIAL EQUESTRIANS INC

Special Equestrians, Inc. is a nonprofit therapeutic riding organization, located in Fort Myers, FL.

CHALLENGE NEW MEXICO

cnewmexicogmail. com Home What We Do Work with Us You Can Make a Difference Arts and Crafts Festival Meet the Team Meet the Horses Contact More Therapeutic Horseback Riding Challenge New Mexico Who We Are Since 1957 we have been caring for people with disabilities by empowering them to be independent caring and happy members of the community.