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At the Unbroken Children’s Foundation, we believe that every child deserves hope, encouragement, and the opportunity to heal. We believe in the power of horses to build confidence, teach responsibility, and create meaningful connections that help children overcome grief, trauma, and life’s challenges. Through the generosity of our supporters, we provide opportunities for children to experience the life-changing lessons that come from time spent with horses. Whether through a donation, volunteering, sharing our mission, or partnering with our organization, you can make a lasting difference in a child’s life. Together, we can help children discover that no matter what they have been through, they are stronger than they know—and never truly broken.
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The Power of a Donation
A single donation can open the door to an experience that may change a child's life. Through horsemanship and equine-assisted experiences, children learn confidence, responsibility, trust, and resilience while building a connection with an animal that asks for nothing in return. For many children experiencing grief, trauma, loss, or significant life challenges, time with a horse can provide a sense of peace, hope, and healing that is difficult to find elsewhere.
The cost of a riding lesson typically ranges from $80 to $100, while specialized equine-assisted therapy sessions often cost even more. Your donation helps provide scholarships that make these opportunities accessible to children and families who may not otherwise be able to afford them. Whether your gift sponsors a single lesson or supports a child throughout an entire program, every contribution helps create moments of growth, confidence, and connection.
When you give to the Unbroken Children's Foundation, you are investing directly in a child's future. Together, we can ensure that more children have the opportunity to discover the strength, courage, and hope that can be found in the barn, in the saddle, and alongside a trusted horse.