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Email: hhhorses@outlook.com
CALL US: 314.745.9909
Helping Hands and Horses, Inc
Mission
In partnership with the community, serve Children, Adults, and Veterans, from the Greater St. Louis metropolitan area, with physical or occupational needs build a positive self-concept and support their families with respite by providing personalized equine assisted therapy, at no cost.
Our 2019 Benefactors
Our Fabulous Volunteers: Our most valuable asset is our fabulous volunteers. The outreach that extends from their dedication to HHH keeps the program young, vibrant, alive and growing. We consistently maintain a 3-year wait list for riders and the quickest way to get them off the list is to increase our volunteer base. Consider volunteering today!
Individuals
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Bill and Sue Jamison
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Adam Christman Family
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Wyatt Gehrs
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Lucas Snyder Family
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Ginny Uhlmansiek
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Liz Millis
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Jim and Kathy Nausely
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Ray Davis
Community Organizations/Businesses
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Rays Vending Machines - % of vending machine sales
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Helping Hands and Horses' Country Store
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Twin City Community Chest Association
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Twin City Auto
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Home Depots' Team Depot Project: Donated and installed cabinets and pavers in upper arena
Foundations/Grants
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Waldrop Family foundation
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Jefferson Foundation Capital Grant Round 1 Establish Veteran and Special Equestrian Olympic Program
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Travelers Insurance Company
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Walmart Volunteerism Always Pays Program - Mark Snyder
Philanthropic Organizations
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Traveling "Nomads" - intense ranch work, built and installed display case for furs in Old Towne, lots of other projects completed over multiple work days
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VFW Post 2593 Arnold Auxiliary - Black Light Bingo proceeds
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Festus Elks #1721
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St. Louis area firefighter/EMS Sand Volleyball Tournament proceeds
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Twin City Optimist Club
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Karen Ernst and Debby Nace decorated Christmas Float for Festus parade
Churches (Ranch beautification and clean-up)
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Hillsboro United Methodist
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White Flag Christian Church Youth group
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New Hope Methodist
Schools
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Windsor Elementary – popcorn and pj’s for ponies (adoption of Lincoln) – 7th year
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Pius X High School – fundraiser - adopts Dakota - year 2
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Fox Middle School Honor Society (Debi Hickerson)– annual work days and Autism Awareness Walk fund raiser (adoption of Bud Man), - year 4
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Freer Elementary: Windsor School District– popcorn and pj’s for ponies (adoption of Lincoln) – 6th year
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Meramec Heights-adoption of Bailey - year 3
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Point Elementary Beta Club in the Mehlville District
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Antonia Elementary C-6
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Festus Summer School - work day
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Life Centered Career Education Class (Mrs. Tappel) - cleanup and prep for spring session
- Life Centered Career Education Class (Mrs. Tappel) - setup for rodeo
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Fox Special Education Class
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work day with Cowboy Bill
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put ranch to bed for summer
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Pius X High School Senior Work Day - Ranch beautification and clean-up
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Pius X High School Freshman Work Day - Murals in upper arena, threw hay and repaired fencing
Memorials
We are grateful to all of our families who thought of us in their time of grief. Michael Ruzicka rode with us for 6 years and was a JOY.
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Michael Ruzicka Family and his Kennerly School “Coffee Cartel”
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Michael Ruzicka Family Boardwalk installation
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Michael Ruzicka Family demolition and installation of new "Old Towne" Boardwalk
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Max Chesser’s wonderful cheering "Grandma Colleen"
In-Kind
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Bussen Quarry/Trautman
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Home Depot
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Mike and Brenda Dinges - Water Coolers/Water
Fundraiser/Shopping Referrals
o Network for Good
o Amazon Smiles
Scout Projects
o Jack Vilchis Eagle Project - designed, built and installed wheel-chair accessible mounting ramp in outdoor arena
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