All Equine Services Free to Clients at BITS ETC Carl in Winter End of a good session at BITS ETC Ground work in the Dome

Back In The Saddle Equine Therapy Center

Org #27507
Vetted since 2015
2003
year founded
$32,513
raised on GlobalGiving
9
years fundraising
2
projects funded
* Amounts in US Dollars

Mission

Back In The Saddle Equine Therapy Center's founding mission is to offer therapeutic riding and equine assisted activities to those people 2 to 92 living with disabilities in central NH. In so doing, provide a safe and nurturing place for growth of our participants, staff, and equine partners.

Project Leaders
Jaryn Hall-Haines
Jaryn Hall-Haines
Emily Schvaneveldt
Emily Schvaneveldt
Melissa LoVetere
Melissa LoVetere
Team
Jaryn Hall-Haines, Melissa LoVetere, Kathy Mauzerall, Jane Potyondy, Emily Schvaneveldt, Amy Baga
Organization Information
PO Box 325
Hopkinton, NH 03229
United States
6037465681
Organization Information
PO Box 325
Hopkinton, NH 03229
United States
6037465681

Project Reports

Each of GlobalGiving’s nonprofit partners is required to send quarterly donor reports detailing the impact of their work. Here are some of their recent updates:

A final Report

By Pauline Meridien | Executive Director, BITS ETC

As my final report on this Appeal, I want to thank all our supporters who have contributed to our Scholarship Fund through Appeal # 22190. Children with depression, adults with balance and strength... Read the full report ›

We celebrate Thanksgiving all year long

By Pauline Meridien | Founding Executive Director, BITS ETC

Later this month many in the US will gather together for a day of thanks.  Families and friends will share time, a meal, memories of past years, and set aside the day to give thanks for things in... Read the full report ›

Summer is the BEST time at BITS!

By Pauline Meridien | Executive Director, BITS ETC

Summer Celebrations:   We celebrate client's successes and spend the day cheering them on at our Annual Horse Show.  This year saw clients find their voice in asking their horse to 'walk... Read the full report ›
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