HEARTS OF THE HERD LIMITED
EIN 93-2212528 · Student Services (B80)
What they do
In 2025, Hearts of The Herd Limited Began Continue and Grew Its Equine Assisted Learning Programs. After 2024, Its First Full Year of Existence, 2025 Expanded Its Individual Sessions, Group Sessions and Summer Sessions. Foundation Grants Increased and An Additional Horse Was Added to The Herd for Sessions. An Attempt Was Made During 2025 to Expand to A Larger Facility for A Few Months, But Unfortunately It Didnt Work Out. Additional Fixed Assets Were Eventually Added to Accommodate The Growth In The Herd and Services. Approximately 420 Individuals Were A Part of Various Hearts of The Herd Sessions With Approximately 15 Individuals Attending Multiple Sessions Proving The Value of The Services Provided. The Organization Plans Continued Growth In 2026 and is Very Optimistic About Its Future.
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About this charity
- Recognized since
- January 2024
- Location
- 10241 Allview Drive, Frederick, MD 21701
- County
- Frederick
- In care of
- Jason Wagonblott