Something About Horses that Makes us Better Humans
RideAbility is a non-profit organization dedicated to enhancing the lives of children and adults with disabilities through therapeutic adaptive riding, equine-assisted services, and experiential learning with horses.
Grounded in research, our programs offer proven physical, mental, and emotional benefits for individuals facing a wide range of cognitive and physical challenges. Our mission is to promote health, wellness, and education within the community, all in the calming setting of our peaceful farm environment.
WHO WE ARE
About RideAbility
At RideAbility, we offer a wide variety of Equine Assisted Services designed to empower children and adults with diverse disabilities, as well as veterans, on their journey toward greater independence and fulfillment. Our mission is to promote physical, emotional, social, and spiritual well-being through the transformative power of equine therapy. We provide therapy for children and adults with autism, PTSD, anxiety, and various other physical and emotional challenges.
VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES
How You Can Help
As a non-profit organization, we rely heavily on the kindness and generosity volunteers to help us succeed. We are grateful the many individuals, businesses and our community for helping us help others in need. Whether you have experience with horses or not, there are may ways you can help including: grooming, side-walking, stable repairs, cleaning, office help and more.
Donate to Rideability
Support Our Mission
We depend on the generosity of our donors to sustain our mission. Join us by making a monetary donation or sponsorship today. We are deeply grateful to all our sponsors for their invaluable contributions.
Progressive Dinner & Auction
RideAbility continues to serve so many students and veterans in York County thanks to the amazing support of our community! If you’ve never had the chance to experience RideAbility up close, now is your opportunity.
Join us on Sunday, October 19th at 3:30 PM for our Progressive Dinner & Auction. The evening begins at the RideAbility stables with drinks and appetizers, along with a personal look at the incredible work our team does every day.
From there, guests will head over to Clover Harvest Garden & Restaurant for the remainder of the meal-featuring salad, your choice of a crab boil or creamy chicken marsala pasta, dessert, and a lively auction.
Tickets are $100 per person and can be purchased at Clover Harvest starting September 10th. Don’t miss this chance to enjoy a wonderful evening while supporting the healing power of horses in our community.








