FUNDING & SUPPORT

Red Horse provides personal and professional development, mental health services, and community support. We facilitate collaborative learning experiences and incorporate nature, horses, dogs, art, and experiential learning in the process. We serve youth and adults, individuals and groups, in-person and virtually. Participants engage with us through individual sessions, educational workshops, team retreats, or custom-tailored programs.

SUPPORT FOR SERVICES

Red Horse Center’s variable pricing structure is presented as an effort towards judgment and stigma-free financial support for people to engage in services. By offering tiered pricing, people have choice to select a price that works for them, no questions asked. It is a form of a sliding scale, without any need for financial disclosure, or justification on the part of the client. Some refer this method as “Green Bottle Pricing.”

For events, workshops and retreats – we most often present this in the form of three tiers as described below.

Draft Horse tickets contribute financially to our other ticket prices, and are created to improve equitable access to programs.

Quarterhorse tickets cover all base costs for facilitation and retreat expenses.

Appaloosa tickets are part of our effort to provide equitable access to programs. It is available for less than the cost of the program and made possible by the purchase of higher-priced tickets, and donations to Red Horse Center for Collaborative Leadership

Red Horse is currently working on increasing our fundraising to provide more no-cost support. The majority of our no-cost offerings are provided through collaborating organizations like school districts and other programs. If you would like to inquire about support beyond our three-tiered variable pricing, you can send us a note through the button below.

GRANTS

Red Horse is currently seeking grants for a variety of programs. We focus on youth development, mental health, leadership development, animal welfare, professional development, and workplace culture.

If you are aware of opportunities we should be connected with, we would greatly appreciate a referral.

Some of our current projects seeking funding

HEY! Fennville
Horses Empowering Youth

Supporting costs for a collection of facilitated programs that provide equitable access to trauma-informed, experiential learning. They include mental health support, therapeutic art, and leadership development for students, faculty, and staff in collaboration with nature, art, dogs, and horses. Fennville School District

HEY! Allegan County
Horses Empowering Youth

Horse & Human Fund

The Horse & Human Fund (HHF) is a fundraising project within Red Horse Center, emphasizing and enriching the animal and human bond through financial assistance, horse care, and program development. This includes animal welfare, as well as supporting caretakers, animal-assisted facilitators, and other humans who support horses.

IMPACT

We will share impact summaries and annual reports here to share our progress.

The Red Horse Center for Collaborative Leadership is uniquely positioned to offer experiential therapy well beyond discovery and into the holy grail of getting unstuck and moving forward in hopefulness.

"Fred, Ulla and Jenny provide effective and life-altering experiences through horses, facilitating in a way that brings deep insights, learning and application. They create a peaceful, empowering environment. I highly respect and trust this team, even in the most vulnerable situations, and am grateful for the learning and impact they have had on me and my organization."

There was much to appreciate! The facilitators were excellent, bringing themselves, their gifts and sharing from the personal and professional lives. I also appreciated the interaction with the other participants, all of whom taught me something valuable. I would recommend the Trauma Informed Care Workshop for any and all therapists, working and in training. Any business culture that wants to be respectful of employees. Law enforcement and 1st responders as well, even policy makers.