LOARC recently received a very generous $2,500 donation from The Nalu aio Fund at Community Foundation Santa Cruz County with matching funds from the American Online Giving Foundation. This is truly a team effort, and we are grateful for the incredible support we receive from our volunteers, clients, and community.
News
Instructor In Training Shannon Swanson One Step Closer to CTRI.
Congrats, Shannon for earning your PATH 2018 Standards Certificate! We’re excited to have you join us as an instructor soon!
Generous Donor Sponsors Pip’s Care
Thank you Pat B. for your continued sponsorship of Pip’s care! Pat has supported Pip for several years, and his generosity has helped LOARC tremendously. Historically, the cost to support a horse was $7,000 per year, but thanks to experienced personnel and improved barn management we have reduced that to $5,000. Thanks again, Pat!
Shannon Swanson Earns New Certificate
Instructor in Training Shannon Swanson has earned her certificate in Equine Welfare and Management from the University of California at Davis. Congratulations, Shannon!
LOARC Creates Safety Area in Arena
LOARC has added a partition that creates a safe boundary between the mounting area and the riding area. This visible and sturdy partition shows the continuous commitment to safety first at the center!
Old Timers Women’s Auxiliary Donates $500 to LOARC
Today Lichen Oaks Adaptive Riding Center (LOARC) was presented with a $500 donation by Norma Wilson of the Old Timers Women’s Auxiliary. The donation was the result of a recent fundraiser, and will go a long way in support of our mission to help people with special needs through equine assisted activities. Thank you Old Timers Women’s Auxiliary!
Joni Eareckson Tada Visits LOARC
Joni Eareckson Tada, global advocate for people with special needs, author, radio host, and founder of Joni & Friends visited LOARC in June, 2019. It was an honor to show her around our facility, and her support of our mission is very much appreciated!
LOARC Installs New Arena Wheelchair Lift
This summer LOARC installed a lift to allow wheelchair access to our viewing room and observation decks.