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Sponsoring Opportunities
At Iron Will Ranch

As a non-profit, we rely on donations to help us continue our therapy program. Our mission is to provide equine therapy to children and adults who have experienced trauma to help them take control of their lives and improve their relationships. Your generous donation will help fund our mission as well as take care of our therapy horses.
Thank you for your support.

 

Sponsor a Therapy Session

Donate One Session For Anyone
The Draper Sensory Method is shown to produce significant positive changes within 10 sessions. Clients come three times a week for the first 2 weeks and then will continue to come once a week for the following weeks. 
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Donate A Session For Someone Specific
The Draper Sensory Method is a neurobased program and we have a few target demographics that you can specify with your donation to include the IDD community, Veterans, those with TBI and those who have suffered trauma.

Sponsor the Therapy Horses

Help Feed The Therapy Horses
Donate to Feed Hay for One Month
Simon, Sonny, and Charlie eat an average of 24 bales of hay a month. This amounts to approximately $4,700 a year in hay alone ($130 a month per horse).  
Donate to Supply Grain and Supplements for One Month
The therapy herd are fed grain in addition to the hay that they eat. Grain supplies more energy per pound than hay, which allows the horses to perform for therapy. Horses typically go through roughly one bag of grain in a month each. Horses also receive supplements to keep their coats shiny and their joints strong. This amounts to $540 a year in grain and supplements. 
Help Keep The Therapy Horses Healthy
Donate to a Farrier Service
Each horse has their hooves trimmed every 6 to 8 weeks
Donate for Deworming and Vaccinations for the Year
Simon, Sonny, and Charlie are given dewormer quarterly and vaccines biannually. 
Donate for Saddle Pads, Bareback Pads, Halters, Lead Ropes, Sheets and Blankets.
Simon, Sonny, and Charlie have equipment that is used during each therapy session and in their daily care. 
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Sonny

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Charlie

Simon
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