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WINDHAM — Zack Conley and Tim Graham of Modern Woodmen of America visited Riding To The Top Therapeutic Riding Center recently to present a matching gift of $2,500. The organization’s local members participated in RTT’s 12th Annual Triple B — Boots, Band & BBQ in October.
According to Graham, Modern Woodmen’s and RTT’s mission are a good fit as both seek to improve the quality of life in local communities.” One of the ways Modern Woodmen does this is by partnering with local nonprofits like RTT through its member volunteer activities,” he said.
Sarah Bronson, executive director, said the matching gift will support RTT’s clients, ages 3 to 93, participating in equine assisted activities and therapy, the majority of whom receive some level of scholarship. Hundreds of children and adults with disabilities are able to experience the healing power of horses at RTT thanks to financial and volunteer support from local businesses like Modern Woodmen,” Bronson said.
“The Triple B celebrates the special bond between humans and horses–a bond that is especially powerful and life changing for children and adults with disabilities,” she said. “We are fortunate to witness this every day at RTT.”
PHOTO: From left, Zack Conley, Tim Graham, Kate Jeton (program director and instructor), and rider Joshua, on Luke. (Riding To The Top photo)
