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Join us in healing hearts, minds, and bodies through the horse-human connection.
There are so many ways to give to Free Rein. Our community is built and sustained by the generosity of our donors, sponsors, and volunteers.


Each session over 50 people from Transylvania, Henderson, and Buncombe counties come to Free Rein as horse leaders, side walkers, and barn helpers. Visit our Volunteer Information page to learn about the different ways to get involved—we have opportunities to suit every interest and availability. You can also email our Volunteer Coordinator, Nancy, to attend an upcoming volunteer orientation.
Our programs simply would not be able to run without these commitments of time and dollars from our community.

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