We’re excited to announce a new partnership with Furnace Brook Farm that will provide fully funded hippotherapy for multiple children throughout 2026 — including all specialized staff.

This collaboration supports our mission to promote inclusion for children with disabilities, particularly through sport.Together, we’re expanding access to therapeutic movement that builds strength, confidence, resilience, and meaningful progress.

Hippotherapy uses the rhythmic movement of specially trained horses to help improve balance, coordination, strength, motor planning, self-regulation, and overall well-being. The impact reaches far beyond the riding ring.

We’re honored to support a program that helps every child shine a little brighter.

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About Director
Greg MacCurtain

Our daughter, Abigail, age 14, has a terminal illness called Leigh's Syndrome. She was diagnosed at ten months of age and was given a life expectancy of two years. To say we were devastated is an understatement. We watched as other parents attended their children's sporting events and watched their children meet developmental milestones with envy. Fortunately, Abby is on an experimental drug and is thriving, but she uses a wheelchair and is non-verbal.