How To Help

Your gifts, both large and small, will help us to achieve our mission of helping those affected by our cause.

Thank you in advance for your generous support that allows us to make a difference in the lives of those who have and are serving our communities and country.  

If you have a PayPal account and would like to give through the PayPal Giving fund, where 100% of your donation goes to VRA, please click the PayPal Giving Fund logo.   

Click on Network for Good to donate through their secure site.

Sponsor a Veterans Group Session (cost $500 for a group of 10-20)

Support a group of Veterans by sponsoring an equine-assisted session that fosters connection, confidence, and personal growth. These sessions provide Veterans with a unique opportunity to engage with horses, build camaraderie, and experience the benefits of working together in a supportive environment.

Sponsor a Veteran Session (cost $100)

Support a Veteran by sponsoring an equine-assisted session designed to promote confidence, connection, and personal growth. These sessions provide a unique opportunity for Veterans to engage with horses in a meaningful way, fostering trust, resilience, and well-being.

Sponsor a First Responder Session (cost $100)

Support a First Responder by sponsoring an equine-assisted session focused on building confidence, connection, and personal growth. These sessions offer a unique opportunity to engage with horses, develop new skills, and experience the benefits of working in a peaceful and supportive environment

Feed an equine partner for a month (cost $400)

Support our equine partners by providing the essential nutrition they need to continue their important work. Your donation helps cover the cost of hay, grain, supplements, and care for one horse for an entire month, ensuring they remain healthy and ready to serve Veterans and First Responders in equine-assisted activities.

$24 Donation will go into our programs that are designed to help those that are contemplating suicide.  On average 24, Veterans, Active Duty Military, Police or Fire, commit suicide.