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Back on Track Veteran Services Grant program is sponsored by EQUUS Foundation (in partnership with Back on Track USA). This program provides grants to EQUUS Foundation Guardian charities that offer Equine Assisted Services to veterans and their family members. The grants are intended to support the care of equines nominated for providing these services.
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For the Love of Horses. "That short little phrase encapsulates why most of us started in this industry," says James Ruder, CEO of Back on Track USA. "From the time I was a young boy at the age of 7, horses were my respite.
My first horse was a 4-year-old dun Buckskin Quarter Horse named Rondo. When chaos ensued at home or at school, I could go to the barn, brush my horse, or even lay with my head on Rondo’s belly while he took his own little siesta. Having this ‘out’ meant everything to me."
"Fast-forward 60 years, and nothing has changed. It's always been for the Love of the Horse. That’s why Back on Track has become a corporate partner and sponsor of the EQUUS Foundation," Mr. Ruder says.
Check back with us in 2027. I. By submitting information to the EQUUS Foundation, your organization is granting permission to the EQUUS Foundation to ask people to review the information and to give advice and information to the Foundation about your organization, board, staff, and others with whom you are affiliated.
II. Materials submitted to the EQUUS Foundation as part of the process become the property of the Foundation and will not be returned. The materials will be used as the Foundation deems appropriate.
They are not subject to any right of confidentiality unless specifically agreed to in writing by the EQUUS Foundation. III. The EQUUS Foundation is under no obligation to fund or otherwise have a future relationship with any organization.
IV. The Guidelines contained herein are subject to change without notice. EQUUS Foundation Veteran Services Grants The EQUUS Foundation Veteran Services Grants are available to EQUUS Foundation Guardian charities that provide Equine Assisted Services to veterans and the family members of veterans.
The EQUUS Foundation is seeking a sponsor for the Veterans Services Grants program. The program is currently on hold and is not accepting nominations. View our Inaugural Recipients here Only those organizations that have received the EQUUS Foundation Guardian designation are eligible to apply for an equine in their care that provides Equine Assisted Services to veterans or the family members of veterans.
Selections will be made by a committee of EQUUS Foundation. Grant Recipients will receive a $500 grant to be used for the nominated equine and other equines that participate in Equine Assisted Services programs for veterans or family members of veterans. Grants totalling $5000.
00 will be awarded in 2027. For more information, contact Tim Williams, EQUUS Foundation Director of Programs, at programs@equusfoundation. org.
EQUUS Foundation, 168 Long Lots Road, Westport, CT 06880 | 203-259-1550
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: EQUUS Foundation Guardian charities that provide Equine Assisted Services to veterans and their family members. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows $500 per nominated equine (minimum $4,500 total awarded annually). Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
Back on Track Veteran Services Grant program is funded by EQUUS Foundation (in partnership with Back on Track USA). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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