I volunteered at Courage Therapeutic Riding Center where I was able to lead horses for lessons for students participating in the program through the JDC from Benton County.
We worked with two groups of students at the Classical School and taught kids from pre-k through 12th grade! I also organized the event and planned the drills/games we played.
I am currently a notetaker for the CEA and will have earned 150 volunteer hours by the end of the semester for all three of the classes I am serving
I am currently a notetaker for the CEA and will have earned 150 volunteer hours by the end of the semester for all three of the classes I am serving.
I am currently a notetaker for the CEA and will have earned 150 volunteer hours by the end of the semester for all three of the classes I am serving.
I was able to help by leading a horse during a lesson, bringing horses out of the pasture to be groomed, grooming horses, and cleaning up a little around the farm. I had a great time and am thankful for the opportunity to volunteer at Courage!
We worked with some horses today and cleaned out water troughs for the horses. We got to play around with the horses and kind of relax today since there were fewer sessions than usual.
I helped wash horses for the last time before fall really set in, got to visit with clients and their caretakers, and learn more about therapeutic riding.
Set up for Impact Night of Worship and helped people find the different "countries" (booths) made for the event.
I worked with a little boy rode the horse for the first time. I was able to lead the horse while he spoke with and played games with the instructor.
