Donors
For individuals with physical and mental disabilities, most of their lives are focused on what they can't do. Angels on Horseback is a non-profit organization that focuses on what individuals with special needs CAN do! At our facility, participants can:
Meet new people and make new friends;
Challenge themselves mentally and physically;
Enjoy fresh air and the beauty of nature;
Connect with animals that only show unconditional love;
Be surrounded by people who support potential and possibility;
Build a stronger sense of self and improve their self-esteem;
Learn new skills; and
Laugh, and have fun.
To provide these wonderful benefits to our participants, we need your help. Here's what you CAN do:
Volunteer: We need volunteers to teach lessons, tend to the horses, help with a special event, handle administrative duties, join our board of directors. For more information, visit the Volunteers section of our website.
Spread the word about our mission: Tell your friends, family and co-workers about the amazing work our organization does and the benefits it provides for people with disabilities. Encourage them to get involved.
Donate money: Donate a scholarship so that an individual can enjoy therapeutic benefits of equine interaction. Sponsor an event. Help with our operating expenses - we are always looking for assistance with our day-to-day needs.
Donate goods or services: An excellent way to help is to supply items like riding gear, stable equipment, refreshments for the participants, food for horses, etc.
For more information on how you can support our mission, please contact our administrative staff at 770.355.5726 or 770.893.1992 or e-mail us by using this contact form
We are very blessed to exist in a community that is caring and willing to give of themselves. This area of the site is dedicated to our Angels in the community that help us keep the show up and running! Meet our Current Donors:
Zita Strother from ImagesByZita.com
Thank you to Zita Strother for doing a wonderful job on the new Angels on Horseback video! She may be the person you want to photograph your special event! Visit her website at http://imagesbyzita.com/-/imagesbyzita/ to learn more.
Goin' Postal
Thank you to Cindy & Dan Carroll at Goin' Postal for doing a beautiful job of printing our Brochures. Located at 938 W. church St., Ste. 102A Jasper, GA. 30143. Goin' Postal may be the place you would like to choose for all your postal needs! Visit their website at jasper.go@goinpostal.comfor more information about their services.
Sacketts
Sacketts of Jasper Georgia has provided Angels with the most important pieces of equipment. They have provided our riders with attractive helmets that protect their heads thus giving peace of mind. Also, donated were white barrels for our students to use in the arena. Sackets is a huge store with it all, Angels on Horseback encourages anyone in the area to stop and see the wonderful selection of items of many kinds in their store. You can visit their website at http://sackettsonline.com/.
Destination Signs
We thank Destination Signs for making Angels all new sign with contact numbers and our website address. They have also made wonderful signs for our arena. Angels on Horseback recommends to those in need of signs of all kinds including large monument signs, vehicle lettering and graphics, to LED Message Boards to call or visit the professionals at Destination Signs. You can visit their website at http://www.destinationsignsinc.com/.
A Wonderful donation to the program was in the form of 3 truckloads of M-10 for our arena foundation! This was graciously volunteered by Joe Kelly of Home Builder’s Asso. and Chuck Wigington of Wigington Contractors, Inc. These 2 men and businesses originally donated their time and talent a year ago when they graded the driveway, road, parking area and arena for our program. They donated this and an arena full of M-10 at that time, too. It is because of their generosity and so many others that we have had our first anniversary including 24 students, 16 Volunteers and of course, the very best volunteers, OUR HORSES!! Spread the word and give these generous men your business!
Through a generous grant donation, AMICALOLA ELECTRIC provided the Ramm Fencing materials for our arena. It is a heavy rubber material that gives 8” making it safer for volunteers and horses making it the perfect product for therapeutic riding. Come by and check it out. It may be just what you want for your pastures. Angels on Horseback THANKS you, Amicalola Electric, for making this possible for us to have for our program.
Team Sales of North Georgia
John and Carol Wright are going above and beyond to make sure that Angels is attired in style and have cool Tshirts for public consumption! Please visit them for all your screen printing and embroidery needs. Call Team Sales of North Georgia at (706) 692-4453 or visit them at 645 Windy Ridge Rd Jasper, GA 30143. Support local business!
The Men's Breakfast Club from Holy Family Church: Don Wells and the Mountain Stewards
Don Wells and the Mountain Stewards have developed a wooded Sensory Trail. It is one mile long consisting of unique stations along the trail. While riding on horseback, the students stop and experience each station using one of their five senses. For example, at one of the stations called The Rainforest, there are 15 swim noodles hanging from a plastic chain across the trail. At this station, they use the sense of touch.
Meet new people and make new friends;
Challenge themselves mentally and physically;
Enjoy fresh air and the beauty of nature;
Connect with animals that only show unconditional love;
Be surrounded by people who support potential and possibility;
Build a stronger sense of self and improve their self-esteem;
Learn new skills; and
Laugh, and have fun.
To provide these wonderful benefits to our participants, we need your help. Here's what you CAN do:
Volunteer: We need volunteers to teach lessons, tend to the horses, help with a special event, handle administrative duties, join our board of directors. For more information, visit the Volunteers section of our website.
Spread the word about our mission: Tell your friends, family and co-workers about the amazing work our organization does and the benefits it provides for people with disabilities. Encourage them to get involved.
Donate money: Donate a scholarship so that an individual can enjoy therapeutic benefits of equine interaction. Sponsor an event. Help with our operating expenses - we are always looking for assistance with our day-to-day needs.
Donate goods or services: An excellent way to help is to supply items like riding gear, stable equipment, refreshments for the participants, food for horses, etc.
For more information on how you can support our mission, please contact our administrative staff at 770.355.5726 or 770.893.1992 or e-mail us by using this contact form
We are very blessed to exist in a community that is caring and willing to give of themselves. This area of the site is dedicated to our Angels in the community that help us keep the show up and running! Meet our Current Donors:
Zita Strother from ImagesByZita.com
Thank you to Zita Strother for doing a wonderful job on the new Angels on Horseback video! She may be the person you want to photograph your special event! Visit her website at http://imagesbyzita.com/-/imagesbyzita/ to learn more.
Goin' Postal
Thank you to Cindy & Dan Carroll at Goin' Postal for doing a beautiful job of printing our Brochures. Located at 938 W. church St., Ste. 102A Jasper, GA. 30143. Goin' Postal may be the place you would like to choose for all your postal needs! Visit their website at jasper.go@goinpostal.comfor more information about their services.
Sacketts
Sacketts of Jasper Georgia has provided Angels with the most important pieces of equipment. They have provided our riders with attractive helmets that protect their heads thus giving peace of mind. Also, donated were white barrels for our students to use in the arena. Sackets is a huge store with it all, Angels on Horseback encourages anyone in the area to stop and see the wonderful selection of items of many kinds in their store. You can visit their website at http://sackettsonline.com/.
Destination Signs
We thank Destination Signs for making Angels all new sign with contact numbers and our website address. They have also made wonderful signs for our arena. Angels on Horseback recommends to those in need of signs of all kinds including large monument signs, vehicle lettering and graphics, to LED Message Boards to call or visit the professionals at Destination Signs. You can visit their website at http://www.destinationsignsinc.com/.
A Wonderful donation to the program was in the form of 3 truckloads of M-10 for our arena foundation! This was graciously volunteered by Joe Kelly of Home Builder’s Asso. and Chuck Wigington of Wigington Contractors, Inc. These 2 men and businesses originally donated their time and talent a year ago when they graded the driveway, road, parking area and arena for our program. They donated this and an arena full of M-10 at that time, too. It is because of their generosity and so many others that we have had our first anniversary including 24 students, 16 Volunteers and of course, the very best volunteers, OUR HORSES!! Spread the word and give these generous men your business!
Through a generous grant donation, AMICALOLA ELECTRIC provided the Ramm Fencing materials for our arena. It is a heavy rubber material that gives 8” making it safer for volunteers and horses making it the perfect product for therapeutic riding. Come by and check it out. It may be just what you want for your pastures. Angels on Horseback THANKS you, Amicalola Electric, for making this possible for us to have for our program.
Team Sales of North Georgia
John and Carol Wright are going above and beyond to make sure that Angels is attired in style and have cool Tshirts for public consumption! Please visit them for all your screen printing and embroidery needs. Call Team Sales of North Georgia at (706) 692-4453 or visit them at 645 Windy Ridge Rd Jasper, GA 30143. Support local business!
The Men's Breakfast Club from Holy Family Church: Don Wells and the Mountain Stewards
Don Wells and the Mountain Stewards have developed a wooded Sensory Trail. It is one mile long consisting of unique stations along the trail. While riding on horseback, the students stop and experience each station using one of their five senses. For example, at one of the stations called The Rainforest, there are 15 swim noodles hanging from a plastic chain across the trail. At this station, they use the sense of touch.
