Calypso Equestrian

Overview Calypso Equestrian is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization founded to focus on the rehabilitation and re-training of horses in transition. The organization emphasizes the prevention of cruelty to animals and aims to give these horses a successful life through programs such as the "Calypso Head Start Program".

Mission and Activities Calypso Equestrian's primary mission is to facilitate the rehabilitation and retraining of horses, ensuring they are prepared for a successful future. This involves actively working with horses in various stages of transition, offering them care, training, and opportunities for adoption or placement in supportive environments. The organization operates under the broader category of animal-related charities, specifically focusing on animal protection and welfare[1][2].

Financial Information As of the latest available data, Calypso Equestrian's primary source of revenue comes from contributions. For the fiscal year ending December 2022, contributions amounted to $500,000, making up 100% of their total revenue. The organization reports no liabilities and has total assets of $506,674[1]. Key employees of the organization, including the President, Treasurer/CFO, and Secretary, do not receive compensation for their roles[1].

History and Development Calypso Equestrian was granted tax-exempt status in October 2018. Initially, the organization started with modest assets and has since grown, reflecting the increasing support for its mission to rehabilitate and retrain horses in need[1].

[1] https://projects.propublica.org/nonprofits/organizations/981420729 [2] https://www.guidestar.org/profile/98-1420729 [3] https://www.causeiq.com/organizations/calypso-equestrian,981420729/ [4] https://projects.propublica.org/nonprofits/organizations/981420729/202041709349300349/full [5] https://givefreely.com/charity-directory/nonprofit/ein-981420729/