Giving week has ended
TRAILS END CONSERVANCY, INC
SERVING THE SHENANGO VALLEY, GREENVILLE / NORTHERN MERCER COUNTY, AND GROVE CITY
AMOUNT DONATED: $3,073.91
The mission of Trails End Conservancy is to help community members, especially veterans, struggling with the effects of combat/personal trauma and families to improve mental/physical well-being through equine programs/activities. Trails End Conservancy provides programs for the needs of the community.
Trail’s End Conservancy, Inc a 501(c)3 non-profit horse rescue sanctuary in Hermitage which started in 2011. Trails End Conservancy has housed up to 50 horses at different times. These horses were rescued from a population of unwanted horses that would have been slaughter-bound. With a new lease on life these horses have done great things!
Giving Week Progress:
FUNDRAISING GOAL: $10,000
Programs Supported by Your Donations
Trails End Conservancy offers the community different programs:
1. “Fly High with Horses” is a veteran horsemanship program offered to all veterans and their families free of charge to learn basic horsemanship skills and to experience the camaraderie of fellow veterans.
2. "Family Fly High with Horses" offers veteran family members a chance to learn basic horsemanship skills and work towards earning a spot on the "Junior Mounted Color Guard".
3. “Horses Helping” is a program designed to help individuals who struggle with addiction. The use of horses provides the individual with a calm and relaxing atmosphere. From the introduction to a horse to grooming to riding, the individual has a positive experience.
Each program is offered to any community member who wants to use equine therapeutic measures to make a positive impact on their life.
Also, we are always open to different suggestions to tailor a program to fit the community's needs.
Needs that Cannot beMet without Your Help
Trails End Conservancy at the present time can house up to 23 rescue horses. This past year we have had to
help with multiple rescues. We would like to be able to house more at our facility. In order to do this, we rely on the community's assistance with donations. We do our best to find and assist our community horse owners.
The pandemic has put a strain both on organizations and community horse owners. All donations will help with the rescue of horses and the programs they are involved with.
