Fieldstone Farm is one of the largest therapeutic riding centers in the country.
All of our instructors are certified and our team is experienced in working with people with a variety of challenges.
100 percent of our Board give to the farm annually and work year-round to ensure that the strategic plan is fulfilled.
Our annual budget is approximately $2.8 million.
We partner with more than 50 other non-profits and schools to create impactful programming.
Fieldstone continually receives the highest ratings from Charity Navigator, GuideStar, and Path International.
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Founded in 1978, we were one of the first therapeutic riding centers in the country.
Learn about the many benefits of riding and working with horses.
Our horses help our students reach milestones they never thought possible.
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Each year our therapy horses help nearly 1,000 people of all ages with emotional, physical and cognitive challenges reach goals they never thought possible.
We serve children and teens through a variety of programs to meet their individual needs. We also house an alternative high school on site.
Our adult programming ranges from riding and carriage driving to mindfulness and trust-building work with our horses on the ground.
We offer one of the most comprehensive programs in the country.
We partner with more than 50 schools and non-profits throughout Northeast Ohio.
We host several instructor training and educational workshops throughout the year.
Our horses help our students in extraordinary ways.
Learn the names, breeds, colors and characteristics of our 30 therapy horses.
The majority of our horses are donated. Learn what type of horses we are looking for.
Our donors make our programs possible. There are many was to give.
We are grateful to all our donors. This section includes lists of our generous supporters.
Learn more about our donors and why they give to the farm.
Most of our horses are donated. Read about the kinds of horses that thrive at the farm.
Chefs Unbridled, our annual fundraiser slated for Sat., Sept. 19, 2026
Join our team of 250 volunteers who lead, groom and help care for our horses.
Read about our dedicated volunteers who are the foundation of our program.
We offer ongoing training sessions for our volunteers. We also have a collection of videos to help hone your skills.
River is a sweet bay draft cross gelding who is one of our newest additions to the program. He is 15.2 hands and came to us from a rescue organization called Horses Deserve a Second Chance. He is quickly adapting to all of our programs and enjoys spending time with our students and his new friends in the pasture.