Horses Help Barn Bash 2021

Horses Help, a non-profit Equine Assisted Activity and Learning Center, will host its 17th Annual Barn Bash on Saturday, November 6, 2021. Learn more here!

This event provides attendees the opportunity to learn more about Horses Help’s mission and the individuals and families that benefit from its programs. Together, we will celebrate the supporters of Horses Help and enjoy a great evening of food, music, and fun.

Since 1987, Horses Help has provided therapeutic and recreational horsemanship programs to individuals with physical, cognitive, and behavioral challenges. They serve more than 100 clients each week during the ride year with Equine Adaptive and ground-based programs and another 80 during our summer programs that build STEM and literacy skills. Their North Phoenix, 5-acre campus is home to 16 to 18 uniquely qualified therapy horses. Horses Help’s work and community is deeply supported by more than 100 specialized volunteers.

This year the Barn Bash will feature a live performance by Rob West, Casino Games, silent auction, and even activities for the outdoorsmen, like a shooting range, sponsored by Round One! The outdoor western BBQ dinner will be served by the chef Tommy Duncan who has been featured on The Food Network. It’s going to be great!

To learn more about Horses Help and the Barn Bash, please go to www.horseshelp.org. Also, stay up-to-date by following Horses Help on Facebook and Instagram!

If you are unable to attend the Bash but want to support, you can make a direct gift to the organization. Just visit www.horseshelp.org and click “donate.” It is important to note that Horses Help is an Arizona-qualified charitable organization, which means that Arizona taxpayers are eligible for a dollar-for-dollar Arizona income tax credit! For more information about becoming involved, visit the Horses Help website and sign up for their newsletter or inquire about volunteering.

This wonderful event will bring awareness to the populations served through Equine Assisted Activities and will celebrate the 30+ year history that Horses Help has in the valley. Click HERE to purchase tickets!