Support by giving
Please help support our 501(c)3 nonprofit program and therapeutic riding horses. Whether it's a $1 or $100.
All donations and funding raising by offered services; go towards the health and support of the program horses, maintaining the TOFF facility, and allows us to give individuals to participate in our services for free.
Supplies that are always needed are feed, hay and funds for farrier and veterinarian care.
Most items we use, you can buy at your local Tractor Supply Co. or purchase on Amazon. Please help us help others. Thank you!
You may also donate with a secure payment on PayPal at the link below.
Please help support our 501(c)3 nonprofit program and therapeutic riding horses. Whether it's a $1 or $100.
All donations and funding raising by offered services; go towards the health and support of the program horses, maintaining the TOFF facility, and allows us to give individuals to participate in our services for free.
Supplies that are always needed are feed, hay and funds for farrier and veterinarian care.
Most items we use, you can buy at your local Tractor Supply Co. or purchase on Amazon. Please help us help others. Thank you!
You may also donate with a secure payment on PayPal at the link below.
''How much does a horse cost?''
This answer varies on how many horses you have, if their easy keepers, hard keepers, the condition of their health, etc. Below is a breakdown of what it costs to upkeep ONE therapeutic program horse for a year.
This doesn't include the upkeep of the facilities, lesson supplies, barn supplies, and other necessary farm equipment to keep the program running smoothly.
TOFF has up to 25 horses on the grounds at a time.
*Monthly feed bill (includes grain and hay) total cost $3,700.
*Farrier care every 3 months cost is $70-$100 per horse.
*rescue/rehab emaciated/underweight horses with proper worming ($2200) and sand clear routine ($5400)
*Equine vaccines for Spring and Fall $3,000 for the year.
*Veterinarian visits yearly total cost varies $1200-$4000 per horse to cover dental exams, coggins, lameness, colic, choke, chiropractor/acupuncture, supplements, etc.
*Chiropractor/acupuncture care -$500 per horse
Total yearly cost of care for 25 horses:
$87,800
''How much does a horse cost?''
This answer varies on how many horses you have, if their easy keepers, hard keepers, the condition of their health, etc. Below is a breakdown of what it costs to upkeep ONE therapeutic program horse for a year.
This doesn't include the upkeep of the facilities, lesson supplies, barn supplies, and other necessary farm equipment to keep the program running smoothly.
TOFF has up to 25 horses on the grounds at a time.
*Monthly feed bill (includes grain and hay) total cost $3,700.
*Farrier care every 3 months cost is $70-$100 per horse.
*rescue/rehab emaciated/underweight horses with proper worming ($2200) and sand clear routine ($5400)
*Equine vaccines for Spring and Fall $3,000 for the year.
*Veterinarian visits yearly total cost varies $1200-$4000 per horse to cover dental exams, coggins, lameness, colic, choke, chiropractor/acupuncture, supplements, etc.
*Chiropractor/acupuncture care -$500 per horse
Total yearly cost of care for 25 horses:
$87,800
Volunteer Opportunities
If you would like to volunteer at Trail of Faith Farms, please contact us via email, FaceBook, call or text. The duties of a volunteer varies from being used as a sidewalker and horse leader in lessons, assisting in setting up games and obstacles for lessons, cleaning stalls, grooming horses, assisting in feeding and watering animals, assisting in trail rides, and helping at farm events. A basic knowledge of horses would be nice, but is not required. Thank you and hope to see you down here on the farm! A volunteer Application is required. This application is available below.
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A HUGE Thank you to all our sponsors and private donors that help keep our program running.
