HorseAbility Funding: How Much Did They Raise & Key Investors

How Much Did HorseAbility Raise?
Funding & Key Investors

HorseAbility, a nonprofit organization dedicated to equine-assisted services, has secured $112K in total capital, with its most recent financing round bringing in $112K. This significant strategic investment underscores the growing recognition of the vital role HorseAbility plays in empowering individuals with special needs through transformative equine interactions.

What is HorseAbility?

HorseAbility

Organizations

Non-Profit & Charitable Organizations

Healthcare Services

HorseAbility Center for Equine Facilitated Programs, established in 1993 and based in Old Westbury, NY, is a PATH International Premier Accredited Center. The organization leverages the therapeutic benefits of horses to offer a range of programs, including therapeutic riding and hippotherapy, designed to enhance the lives of individuals with diverse needs. As a leading provider of equine-assisted services on Long Island, HorseAbility is committed to fostering an inclusive environment where participants can experience personal growth and well-being through their connection with horses.

How much funding has HorseAbility raised?

HorseAbility has raised a total of $112K across 1 funding round:

2021

Debt

$112K

Debt (2021): $112K with participation from PPP

What's next for HorseAbility?

The recent strategic investment in HorseAbility signals a strong confidence in its mission and operational model. This capital infusion is expected to fuel the expansion of its program offerings and enhance its capacity to serve a larger community. As a nonprofit organization, this backing is crucial for sustaining and growing its vital services, potentially enabling further development in equine-assisted therapies and outreach initiatives to reach more individuals in need of its unique support.

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