Thank you for making this year’s year-end appeal a tremendous success. Together we raised approximately $100,000! Your support and dedication to SIRE will significantly help us further our mission of helping those with special needs and provide care for our specially trained herd. Happy New Year and thank you!
Thank you to everyone who participated in this year’s Saddle Up for SIRE benefit trail ride and grand opening.
This year’s Trail Bosses were Alex Dumas and Piper Frewin. Thanks to everyone’s generosity over $52,000 was raised for scholarships and equine care. We look forward to seeing everyone again next year!
Saddle Up for SIRE will be held on Saturday, October 23 in Fulshear, TX! Dinner, dancing, music and more to come. REGISTER TODAY! For questions, please contact Beth Burroway at beth@sire-htec.org and she can assist you.
Thank you to our corporate sponsors and everyone who donated to the Saddle Up for SIRE virtual benefit trail ride. We were overwhelmed by the support! You helped us raise almost $50,000 surpassing our goal of $40,000. These critical dollars will help us continue to provide scholarships to riders in financial
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Educational Opportunities are temporarily postponed until further notice. Please check back for updates.
Both horses and humans had a great night’s sleep after GE Healthcare’s volunteer brigade finished work on SIRE’s Fort Bend facility at Richmond State Support Living Center.
As part of a community volunteer and team-building project, 25 GE Healthcare employees journeyed in from Houston, Dallas, San Antonio, Austin and Corpus Christi to
HOUSTON (Oct. 24, 2018) — SIRE Therapeutic Horsemanship has achieved re-accreditation as a Premier Accredited Center by the Professional Association of Therapeutic Horsemanship International (PATH Intl).
In earning this designation through PATH Intl., SIRE—which manages three Houston-area therapeutic riding facilities that house specially trained
During a decade of volunteering at SIRE, Stephanie Tamborello has relished the joy of witnessing a boy’s first-word spoken: “Mom.” She shared the weekly improvement of an Air Force veteran building core strength to sit up straight on the horse after being unable to hold himself upright or walk after a car accident years earlier. She’s kept in touch with
Donor Appreciation Event coming soon!
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