Helping Equines Reconnect Our Spirits

Horse Sponsorship Program

Our herd consists of hard working equines that change lives one hoof beat at a time.  They require a considerable amount of love and care to keep them in optimal working condition to best serve our participants.  Our annual cost for horse care is about $38,000 – costs include:

  • Hay

  • Grain

  • Supplements

  • Shavings

  • Tack and supplies

  • Vet care & medications

  • Farrier services

  • Other general care items

Your sponsorship helps to offset the cost associated with taking care of our herd of therapy partners, we hope to have 2 to 3 HEROS for each horse.

OUR HERO LEVELS

Gold Level – $1,000, you receive

Hoof written note and horse fact sheet

HEROS adoption certificate

8×10 color photograph

Picture of you with your horse

Your name or logo on their saddle pad for everyone to see!

Recognition on Free Rein website under Meet Our HEROS

FACEBOOK and annual report recognition

Transylvania Times recognition

Silver Level – $500, you receive

Hoof written note and horse fact sheet

HEROS adoption certificate

8×10 color photograph

Picture of you with your horse

Recognition on Free Rein website under Meet Our HEROS

FACEBOOK and annual report recognition

Transylvania Times recognition

Copper Level – $250, you receive

Hoof written note and horse fact sheet

HEROS adoption certificate

8×10 color photograph

Picture of you with your horse

Recognition on Free Rein website under Meet Our HEROS

FACEBOOK and annual report recognition

Transylvania Times recognition

Meet Our Horse HEROS

If you have any questions or you are ready to be one of our HEROS, email our Program Director at programdirector@freereincenter.com

  • A bag of a grain costs $23 for 50 pounds, which lasts two days.
  • A bale of hay costs $10; we use four bales a day.
  • Supplements cost from $15 to $60 per month for the eight horses who need them.
  • Horseshoes cost up to $165 for a full set or $50 for a trim every six weeks.
  • Shavings cost $5 per bag at one bag per stall every two to three days.