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Title: Celebrating a Decade of Healing: HART Equine Therapeutic Center’s 10th Anniversary Events


AUBURNDALE, WI (OnFocus) – HART Equine Therapeutic Center, Inc., a nonprofit 501(c)(3) organization dedicated to improving the lives of individuals with special needs through equine-assisted services, is proudly celebrating its 10th anniversary with a series of inspiring events scheduled throughout 2025.

Since opening its doors in December 2013, HART (Horses And Riders Together) has served individuals of all ages and economic backgrounds through programs that promote physical, emotional, and cognitive development. By offering therapeutic horseback riding, grooming sessions, and groundwork activities, HART has become a sanctuary for those overcoming life’s many challenges.

Upcoming 2025 Events:

Show Your HART Out! 10th Anniversary Show-Saddle Series
July 5–6 & September 27–28 | 8:00 AM | Heartland Equestrian Center, Custer, WI
This NCWHA-approved Open Pleasure Show highlights the heart and hard work of riders from across the region. Sponsorship opportunities are available for those looking to support HART’s mission.

Annual Student Show
September 20 | Time TBD | Royal T Ranch, Auburndale, WI
A heartwarming showcase celebrating the progress of HART’s students. Community members are invited to witness firsthand the transformative power of equine therapy.

Horseshoes & High Stakes for HART
November 14 | Hotel Marshfield, Marshfield, WI
An evening of excitement and generosity, this casino night fundraiser invites attendees to enjoy games, entertainment, and the chance to support a meaningful cause. Sponsorship packages are available.

“Our mission is to share the benefits of equine therapeutic activities through basic horsemanship and education,” said Kim Sievers, Founder and Executive Director of HART. “Through HART, individuals with challenges or special needs gain confidence, self-esteem, and a sense of accomplishment that carries into all areas of life.”

The impact of HART is evident in the stories of its participants. One young rider’s family shared that HART gave their daughter a newfound confidence and a place where she feels she truly belongs — “a home away from home.”

As HART marks a decade of service, the organization invites the public to join in its celebrations, witness the impact of its programs, and support its continued growth.

To learn more about HART Equine Therapeutic Center, explore sponsorship opportunities, or get involved, please visit www.hartetc.com.

We welcome your stories! Contact us at [email protected]!

HART Equine Therapeutic Center, Inc., a nonprofit organization based in Auburndale, WI, is celebrating its 10th anniversary in 2025. Since its inception in December 2013, HART has provided equine-assisted services to individuals with special needs, promoting their physical, emotional, and cognitive development through therapeutic horseback riding and related activities. The center has become a vital resource for people of all ages and backgrounds, helping them overcome various life challenges.

To commemorate this milestone, HART has planned a series of events throughout 2025, including the “Show Your HART Out!” anniversary show, an annual student showcase, and a casino night fundraiser titled “Horseshoes & High Stakes for HART.” These events aim to highlight the achievements of HART’s riders and raise funds to support the organization’s mission. Community involvement and sponsorship opportunities are encouraged to help sustain HART’s impactful programs.

Founder Kim Sievers emphasizes the transformative benefits of equine therapy, noting that participants gain confidence and a sense of belonging. As HART reflects on its decade of service, it invites the public to engage in its celebrations and witness the positive impact of its work. For more information on HART and ways to get involved, visit their website.

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