The Appalachian Horse Project is appreciative of its generous partners and sponsors for their commitment as they support the free-roaming horses and the AHP organization.

Partners

Buckhorn Children and Family Services in Buckhorn, Kentucky has been awarded a large ARC grant to provide equine job training and equine therapeutic services for people in transition from substance abuse. Strong partners in this effort are:

Taylor Made Farm’s Stable Recovery Program

The Fletcher Group Employment Team

AHP will provide feral horses primarily for the Equine Therapy component of this grant.

The following organizations have also helped us to foster, care for and adopt out horses:

Kentucky Equine Adoption Center

Kentucky Horse Council

Rainhill Equine Rescue Facility


Sponsors: Products or cash donations & Grants

Kentucky Colonels provided us with two grants, allowing us to purchase a horse trailer, so we can transport horses that need assistance, and also purhase a UTV, which enables us to get into places in the mountains inaccessible to trucks..


Benefits of Becoming an AHP Sponsor

Your support will help a vital part of Kentucky’s horse industry, which has been hidden from public view until now: the free-roaming horses and the vast number of trail riders and trails in the Appalachian Mountains.  Your support also provides economic benefits to an area that needs jobs and new ideas.  The Appalachian Horse Project attracts tourists from around the country to visit the free-roaming horses, and to ride on the beautiful mountain trails.

As a sponsor, AHP will provide you with the recognition your business or family deserves.  This will include recognition on our brochures, banners, trade show displays, calendar, and farm buildings (when appropriate).  We will also work with any sponsor on a custom plan, so your donation is highlighted to those individuals or businesses which would benefit your company the most.

To initiate a discussion, please contact Shauneece Wade, Executive Director, at info@appalachianhorseproject.org or at 800-674-4494.