Magical Meadows Celebrates Donors With Appreciation Dinner

October 15, 2023 at 3:53 p.m.
Supporters of Magical Meadows were celebrated as they gathered to attend the annual Donor Appreciation Dinner at Magical Meadows on Thursday. Photo Provided.
Supporters of Magical Meadows were celebrated as they gathered to attend the annual Donor Appreciation Dinner at Magical Meadows on Thursday. Photo Provided.

By Staff Report

Supporters of Magical Meadows were celebrated as they gathered to attend the annual Donor Appreciation Dinner at Magical Meadows on Thursday.
The Donor Appreciation Dinner is a special event where the evening focus is simple - to say thank you to the many individuals and businesses in the community that make milestone moments possible for the riders of Magical Meadows, according to a news release from the organization. Attendees enjoyed complimentary appetizers, a gourmet meal, assorted desserts, specialty drinks and were sent home with an appreciation gift box.
Tammy Stackhouse, founder of Magical Meadows, shared her thanks and vision for the future of this facility.
“We have seen tremendous growth over the last 15 years and this is because of you,” she said. “Our vision for the future keeps the focus on the riders as we hope to expand our current programs and offerings by breaking ground on additional buildings to continue serving the growing needs we have for therapeutic horseback riding.”
Magical Meadows provides a safe and relaxing atmosphere so riders can experience the healing power of horses, the release states. Many first steps, first words and first milestones have been made possible through the customized programs available at the facility for those with physical, cognitive or emotional challenges. Riders are guided by trained staff and volunteers as they experience various riding techniques, activities and games to build trust in the horse and their own abilities.
“The therapy riders experience at Magical Meadows allows them to remain excited, challenged and in their element outdoors as they conquer obstacles never before. We want them, and their families, to experience continued healing through the power of horses. Thank you, to each of you, for making these dreams possible,” she said.
For more information about Magical Meadows, including the Warriors Mount Up program designed for veterans looking for comradery and peace, call 574-265-3085 or visit themagicalmeadows.org.

Supporters of Magical Meadows were celebrated as they gathered to attend the annual Donor Appreciation Dinner at Magical Meadows on Thursday.
The Donor Appreciation Dinner is a special event where the evening focus is simple - to say thank you to the many individuals and businesses in the community that make milestone moments possible for the riders of Magical Meadows, according to a news release from the organization. Attendees enjoyed complimentary appetizers, a gourmet meal, assorted desserts, specialty drinks and were sent home with an appreciation gift box.
Tammy Stackhouse, founder of Magical Meadows, shared her thanks and vision for the future of this facility.
“We have seen tremendous growth over the last 15 years and this is because of you,” she said. “Our vision for the future keeps the focus on the riders as we hope to expand our current programs and offerings by breaking ground on additional buildings to continue serving the growing needs we have for therapeutic horseback riding.”
Magical Meadows provides a safe and relaxing atmosphere so riders can experience the healing power of horses, the release states. Many first steps, first words and first milestones have been made possible through the customized programs available at the facility for those with physical, cognitive or emotional challenges. Riders are guided by trained staff and volunteers as they experience various riding techniques, activities and games to build trust in the horse and their own abilities.
“The therapy riders experience at Magical Meadows allows them to remain excited, challenged and in their element outdoors as they conquer obstacles never before. We want them, and their families, to experience continued healing through the power of horses. Thank you, to each of you, for making these dreams possible,” she said.
For more information about Magical Meadows, including the Warriors Mount Up program designed for veterans looking for comradery and peace, call 574-265-3085 or visit themagicalmeadows.org.

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