Fund An Educational Resource Building
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Some see the beauty of the surrounding woods, others who approach Mill Swamp Indian Horses focus on the nearly extinct Colonial Spanish Horses, including the Corollas, Choctaws, Marsh Tackys and other strains of historic American horses. Others are drawn to the foals that are raised and trained here... Read More
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Some see the beauty of the surrounding woods, others who approach Mill Swamp Indian Horses focus on the nearly extinct Colonial Spanish Horses, including the Corollas, Choctaws, Marsh Tackys and other strains of historic American horses. Others are drawn to the foals that are raised and trained here. Eyes quickly move over to the program participants who train horses in the Round Pen using gentle, humane techniques of Natural Horsemanship. Getting out of the car one often hears the sound of folk, roots and Americana music coming from the porch at the tack shed as young people learn to play traditional instruments and sing old songs.
Many people show up for specific programs including weekly sessions with veterans with PTSD from the local Veterans Hospital, or training for first responders, both in learning to handle their own job related trauma and learning how to better communicate with traumatized victims that they encounter at every scene of a crisis. Some come to learn more about vermicomposting, microbial farming, and pasturage. Some are interns who came to learn how to build an equestrian program that saves horses..and people.But in one way or another all come to learn and though Mill Swamp Indian Horses lacks bricks and mortar, the reality is that it is first and foremost an educational institution.
It is an educational institution with no paid staff and it has never turned away anyone for an inability to pay program fees. And that is where the Gwaltney Frontier Farm Educational Foundation comes into play. We are a 501 (c) 3 non-profit that raises funds to help offset the cost of the educational programs at Mill Swamp Indian Horses. Take a look at what goes on at Mill Swamp–check out the web page and make sure that you see the tab entitled “News”. By contributing to the Gwaltney Frontier Farm Educational Foundation you can help fund the educational programs at this unique center of learning.
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$300 of $30,000
raised from 3 people
Fund An Educational Resource Building
Pamela Yohn, on behalf of
Gwaltney Frontier Farm Educational Foundation, Inc.
Pamela Yohn
Volunteer since 2013. Website Administrator. Volunteer for Youth Programs, Homeschool and Assistant to the Executive Director. PATH Certified Equine Specialist in Mental Health and Learning.
Recent Donations
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$100.00
Lee & Kathe Ware
2 months ago -
$100.00
Monique Henry
2 months agoHappy to help Mill Swamp Indian Horses! Their dedication to save the Choctaw Horse and many other critically endangered livestock breeds while helping children learn values and how to be a positive humans is phenomenal.
-
$100.00
Pamela Yohn
2 months agoThis is an incredibly important project for programs that serves so many in our community, and beyond.
Fund An Educational Resource Building
$300 of $30,000
raised from 3 people
Fund An Educational Resource Building
Pamela Yohn, on behalf of
Gwaltney Frontier Farm Educational Foundation, Inc.
Pamela Yohn
Volunteer since 2013. Website Administrator. Volunteer for Youth Programs, Homeschool and Assistant to the Executive Director. PATH Certified Equine Specialist in Mental Health and Learning.
Recent Donations
-
$100.00
Lee & Kathe Ware
2 months ago -
$100.00
Monique Henry
2 months agoHappy to help Mill Swamp Indian Horses! Their dedication to save the Choctaw Horse and many other critically endangered livestock breeds while helping children learn values and how to be a positive humans is phenomenal.
-
$100.00
Pamela Yohn
2 months agoThis is an incredibly important project for programs that serves so many in our community, and beyond.
Some see the beauty of the surrounding woods, others who approach Mill Swamp Indian Horses focus on the nearly extinct Colonial Spanish Horses, including the Corollas, Choctaws, Marsh Tackys and other strains of historic American horses. Others are drawn to the foals that are raised and trained here... Read More
Campaign URL:
Some see the beauty of the surrounding woods, others who approach Mill Swamp Indian Horses focus on the nearly extinct Colonial Spanish Horses, including the Corollas, Choctaws, Marsh Tackys and other strains of historic American horses. Others are drawn to the foals that are raised and trained here. Eyes quickly move over to the program participants who train horses in the Round Pen using gentle, humane techniques of Natural Horsemanship. Getting out of the car one often hears the sound of folk, roots and Americana music coming from the porch at the tack shed as young people learn to play traditional instruments and sing old songs.
Many people show up for specific programs including weekly sessions with veterans with PTSD from the local Veterans Hospital, or training for first responders, both in learning to handle their own job related trauma and learning how to better communicate with traumatized victims that they encounter at every scene of a crisis. Some come to learn more about vermicomposting, microbial farming, and pasturage. Some are interns who came to learn how to build an equestrian program that saves horses..and people.But in one way or another all come to learn and though Mill Swamp Indian Horses lacks bricks and mortar, the reality is that it is first and foremost an educational institution.
It is an educational institution with no paid staff and it has never turned away anyone for an inability to pay program fees. And that is where the Gwaltney Frontier Farm Educational Foundation comes into play. We are a 501 (c) 3 non-profit that raises funds to help offset the cost of the educational programs at Mill Swamp Indian Horses. Take a look at what goes on at Mill Swamp–check out the web page and make sure that you see the tab entitled “News”. By contributing to the Gwaltney Frontier Farm Educational Foundation you can help fund the educational programs at this unique center of learning.
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