Donation Page

​We strive to keep our class and lesson fees as low as possible. However, sometimes even that is not enough. Friends of Laughing Buck Farm has established a scholarship fund to support individuals with demonstrated need.

We appreciate your support to keep our programs accessible to as many local children as possible!  

When you donate for a scholarship, 100% of your donation goes to the scholarship fund. We are waitlisted for scholarships so your support is needed! 

You can also donate to support our programs or care for our animal ambassadors.
Help us create a healthier and happier community through equine-assisted therapy and farm-based learning, where horses, farming and nature are accessible to all. 
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​​Could you sponsor one of our chickens, pigs, goats or horses that support the programs?

Would you like to make a difference and sponsor a child for therapeutic riding lessons or outdoor farm classes?

Your generous support can provide
  • $45 scholarship for one farm school class
  • $65 scholarship for one riding lesson (therapeutic or nonadaptive)
  • $160 scholarship for one month of farm school
  • $520 scholarship for 8 week session of riding lessons (8 lessons)
"Before this program came into my children’s lives they were struggling, and I was struggling with how to support and help them. Now they are steadily improving and finding their way into a life that gives them choices and possibilities. The adaptive horse therapy program at Laughing Buck Farm has been the most game-changing experience for them both. I am eternally grateful."
- Scholarship recipient
We recently started our own business and are not bringing home a lot of income hence the application for financial support.   This scholarship allows our girls to continue to have a safe, amazing, passion sparking, place to grow, learn, and explore where everyone is accepted and respected. We are forever grateful!
​~Scholarship family
My younger child received a scholarship through the nonprofit. Through his work with the horses he has grown his ability to self-regulate and verbalize what is happening for him when he struggles. His self confidence has increased by a huge amount. Through this as well as occupational therapy his vestibular system has matured making his physical coordination improve dramatically.
-Scholarship recipient