Bit by Bit, a nonprofit in Oologah, Oklahoma, that offers therapeutic horse riding lessons and life skills training to children with disabilities, is facing closure unless it raises $180,000 within 30 days. The organization supports children like Kaden, a 13-year-old with nonverbal autism, by helping them develop riding skills, communication, emotional regulation, and independence. Parents and staff emphasize the program’s profound positive impact on the children’s lives, highlighting the joy and confidence it brings.

The nonprofit’s operational costs run between $25,000 and $30,000 monthly, funded primarily through donations and sponsorships. Bit by Bit is urgently seeking financial contributions and volunteers to maintain its facility and assist clients. To raise awareness and support, the organization will host an open house event, inviting the community to tour the facility and learn more about its mission. Interested individuals can donate or volunteer through their website.