2011 Annual Appeal

2011 Annual Appeal Letter

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Our Mission:

Freedom Farm exists to improve mobility and build confidence in children and adults with physical, mental and emotional challenges by using the unique attributes of the horse.

 

Our Sponsors

 

 

Freedom Farm is excited to partner with Kai-Len Love and Life Architects a 2011 Polo Event Sponsor

  "Focused on "bringing love full circle," 2% of every new love or life design program fee is applied to one of three charities personally selected by each new client."

 

Rider's Stories

The stories are written by a rider, a parent, caregiver or myself. I hope they inspire you. The joys that occur at Freedomfarm are a gift from God. His love shines through when the team of a special rider, a chosen horse and giving volunteers all come together. So, I give a special thank you to those who are willing to share from their heart A Riders Story......

                                                                             Susie Bjorklund

Katie's Story (2012)

Freedom Farm can be described as many things. Freedom Farn is caring, loving and generous to others... I am 13 years old and I have been riding at Freedom Farm since I was 6. I can now ride independently. I would've never thought I would be able to ride by myself. Freedom Farm is a miracle to me...  by Katie and her mom

 

 

 

 Brett's Story - about 'Doc' (2011)

DOC’s job is one of utmost importance to me as Brett’s mom; for DOC’s job requires that he keeps my son safe while progressing toward re-learning to walk after receiving a severe traumatic brain injury (TBI) three years ago...  by Brett's mother  

 

 

Bobby's Story (2011)

My son, Bobby, was diagnosed on the autism spectrum when he was three. He is almost 7 1/2 now...  he hit a plateau in his therapies and things seemed to go downhill very fast... by Bobby's mother

 

 

Laura's Story (2010)

Laura has a rare genetic disorder known as Kabuki Syndrome, which presents as hypotonia (low muscle tone), and cognitive and developmental delays. since Laura has been riding at Freedomfarm, there has been remarkable improvement in her strength, ...  by Laura's mother

 

 

Quintin's Story (2008)

In the year 2003, our beautiful son, Quintin, was born to us through adoption. We brought him home at just three tender days of age, and from the very moment we laid eyes on him, ... by Quintin's mom 

 

 

Mackenzie's Story (2008) 

Mackenzie was four months old when her path in life took a dramatic turn. She suffered a brain injury after an interrupted SIDS episode... by Mackenzie's mom

 

 

Ben's Story (2007) 

Ben began riding 2 years ago when he was 8 years old. He would not make eye contact with anyone, there were no smiles and when he spoke, it was with a very soft voice... by Susie Bjorklund