B Kirkpatrick
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I have seen first hand the animation on the faces of children enrolled in this riding program. They can not talk, but when I was discussing the event that they were going to participate in, the faces lit up, and the arms were waving excitedly. |
Perry
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I have personally witnessed the benefits of therapeutic riding for the riders and therapists alike. It is a great program with great volunteers. |
MS
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A friend volunteered at Rolling Ridge. They provide an excellent therapeutic outlet for special needs children. |
Carrie
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I have recently began volunteering at RR and I LOVE helping there. It's amazing to see how helpful this program is for the children, horses, and community. RR gives children a chance to engage in therapy based rides free of charge, older horses a loving and caring home, and RR brings together a community to help a wonderful cause. |
Lisa Simpson
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A friend of the family has volunteered at Rolling Ridge.
The therapy provided to the handicapped children through this program has proven to be benefitial, as well as giving high school/college students a place for community service. |
KIM D
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This is a great program that helps children with special needs.So please help Rolling Ridge Riding to continue to make these kids happy. |
Drew
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My girlfriend has recently been a volunteer at Rolling Ridge. Just listening to her describe the joy that these children get from riding the horses is touching. They have shown amazing improvements in their physical abilities and self esteem. |
Maryann Allred
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Rolling Ridge Riding is a wonderful organization fulfilling multiple needs. They provide a useful place for older horses, free therapy for special needs children, and an opportunity for the community (along with college students) to volunteer and make a difference in a child's life. Lives are changed through this awesome organization! |
Diane Springs
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My daughter volunteers at Rolling Ridge and she can't stop talking about how amazing it is to see how excited the children get when riding the horses. This is such a wonderful organization that not only helps the children but helps the horses as well. They take in older horses and give them new meaning in life. |
Bonnie Tilley
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My granddaughter is 8 and is already starting to help at Rolling Ridge. She has told me all the great things they do there. She really likes to watch the handicapped kids ride and try new things. She can't wait till she gets to go back to see her "friends" there. All the volunteers make her feel welcome and encourge her to interact with the children that ride. |
Jack Cash
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My daughter volunteers at Rolling Ridge and I have visited several times myself. They do a great services for these kids in providing free therapy. I see the joy it brings to my daughter and the Davis family as children are able to move in ways the never could without their help. |
Rob Cash
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My sister volunteers for this group. She is a physical therapist assistant. She has told me of the great things they do there and how much fun the kids have learning to walk and ride the horse. |
Andy Strader
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My daughter has greatly benefited from this therapy. She has CP and her abilities have improved in every way from her speech to her balance to her self esteem. As a parent of a special needs child it warms the heart to see you child filled with enjoyment from riding. This is a very big expense to maintain the horses so please consider supporting this organization so it will remain free. |
Raleigh H.
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This is a wonderful program that someone in our county provides for free. This program helps our special needs children. It is a very organized organization run on volunteer speech, Ot and PT therapist. It is a joy to watch the children. |
Pat S.
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Having worked in our school system with the professionals who began the Rolling Ridge program, you will not find any people more compassionate, dedicated, or conscientious. The program they provide is of the highest quality. Children benefit in ways that are unattainable elsewhere. |
Marie Dominguez
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Rolling Ridge Riding provides horseback activities for intellectually and challenged children. They ride weekly and it is free of charge for the children. Many people volunteer a lot of hours for the benefit of the children, This improves students in motor activities as well as a social aspect of learning. It helps them build self esteem and make friendships for life. |
Paula Mackey
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Rolling Ridge is a wonderful place for handicapped kids to ride horses. My daughter's 4H club has helped in donating, giving and cleaning equipment for the farm. They also help with set-up and providing help whenever needed. It is wonderful to see kids sit up straight, walk and smile because of their accomplishments. They are now beginning to show at local shows in the area and loving it. |
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