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After the Homestretch-Arizona

Phoenix, AZ · EIN 452897060 · Form 990 · FY2022 · NTEE D20 · Animal-Related · Small ($100K-$1M) · www.afterthehomestretchaz.org
revenue
$134K
expenses
$142K
net assets
$192K
employees
0
volunteers
60
program ratio
100%
mission · from form 990

Through aftercare, we rehabilitate and retrain horses retired directly from the racetrack.

profile · synthesized from sources

After the Homestretch Arizona (ATHA) is a nonprofit dedicated to the aftercare of former racehorses, focusing on reconditioning, retraining, and re-homing off-track Thoroughbreds (OTTBs). Founded by Dannielle Marturana, the organization operates in Phoenix, AZ, providing lifelong sanctuary and adoption services for retired racehorses. ATHA relies on donations, volunteer support, and community involvement to sustain its mission.

named programs · 2 · from sources

what they call their work

Adoption Program
Facilitates the re-homing of off-track Thoroughbred horses through a structured adoption process focused on lifelong care and placement in suitable homes
Memorial Donations
Accepts tribute gifts in honor of deceased individuals or animals, often linked to supporter stories and remembrance messages
activities · 5 clusters

what they do

  • Equine Rescue and Rehabilitation 8 activities
    • Adoption Services for Retired Racehorses
      Facilitates the adoption of rehabilitated and trained retired racehorses into permanent homes, maintaining a public list of horses available for adoption.
    • Adoption placement of rehabilitated racehorses
      Facilitates the adoption of rehabilitated and trained retired racehorses into permanent homes, maintaining a public list of horses available for adoption and supporting placement efforts.
    • Lifelong Care for Special Needs Horses
      Provides lifelong care for retired racehorses that have advanced age or chronic health conditions, ensuring their well-being even if they are not suitable for adoption.
    • Lifelong Care for Special Needs Racehorses
      Provides lifelong care for retired racehorses that have advanced age or chronic health conditions, ensuring their well-being even if they cannot be adopted.
    • Racehorse Adoption Program
      Facilitates the adoption of rehabilitated and trained retired racehorses into permanent homes, maintaining a public list of available horses and providing them with a second chance.
    • Rehabilitation and Retraining of Retired Racehorses
      Provides rehabilitation, health restoration, and training to retired racehorses, including veterinary evaluations, assessment of individual needs, and daily care, to prepare them for adoption into new homes.
    • Rehabilitation and Retraining of Retired Racehorses
      Provides rehabilitation, health restoration, and retraining for retired racehorses, including veterinary evaluations, dietary management, and individualized training paths, to prepare them for new careers and homes.
    • Rehabilitation and retraining of retired racehorses
      Provides individualized rehabilitation, health restoration, veterinary evaluations, and retraining for retired racehorses to prepare them for adoption or new careers. This includes assessing each horse's strengths and needs, treating injuries, and managing dietary requirements.
  • Daily Equine and Animal Care Operations 2 activities
    • Daily Horse Care Operations
      Conducts daily horse care operations every day of the year, including feeding (e.g., filling hay nets) and general care for all horses in their facility.
    • Ongoing daily care and nutrition for horses
      Conducts year-round daily care operations including feeding hay and specialized nutrition, with documented routines such as filling hay nets with three flakes per horse, and providing care to underweight or aging horses to improve their health.
  • Volunteer Training & Support for Equine Therapy 2 activities
    • Volunteer Training and Engagement
      Engages and trains volunteers to assist with daily horse care tasks and the preparation of horses for new careers and homes.
    • Volunteer engagement and training
      Engages volunteers in daily horse care and preparation activities and provides training to equip them with necessary skills for ongoing operations.
  • Equine Facility & Trainer Resource Management 1 activity
    • Facility management and expansion
      Manages equine facilities including leasing a 2-acre property and completing a capital campaign to acquire and relocate to a 5-acre property with volunteer support.
  • Uncategorized 4 activities
    • Horse Sponsorship Program
      Offers a sponsorship program for individuals and corporate donors to financially support the aftercare of former racehorses.
    • Horse sponsorship program
      Offers a sponsorship program allowing individuals and corporate donors to financially support the care of former racehorses.
    • Lifelong care for non-adoptable horses
      Provides permanent sanctuary and medical care for retired racehorses that are unable to be adopted due to age or chronic health conditions.
    • Volunteer Engagement and Training
      Engages and trains volunteers to assist in daily horse care tasks and the preparation of horses for new careers and homes.
financials · form 990 · fy2022

the money

revenue
Total revenue$134K
Contributions & grants$134K100%
Program service revenue$00%
Investment income$00%
Other revenue$0
expenses
Total expenses$142K
Program expenses100%
Admin / overhead0%
Fundraising0%
Salaries & benefits$0
Grants paid out$0
Largest expense lineFacilities
balance sheet
Total assets$464K
Cash$29K
Investments$0
Liabilities$272K
Net assets$192K
Liquid reserves2.5 mo
3 years on record · 2020–2022 · YoY revenue +1.5%
relationships · 15

who they work with

  • AZ Department of Agriculture Partner — Source of horses for adoption, in addition to retired racehorses.
  • Amazon Wish List Partner — Maintains an Amazon Wish List for donors to purchase and deliver needed items for horse care.
  • Arizona Event Burros Partner — Beverage burro business started by a board member of After the Homestretch-Arizona in 2024.
  • Arizona Thoroughbred Breeders Association Funder — Donated in memory of Molly Pearson Anderson.
  • Comet Partner — Comet serves as the Resident Social Director and Mascot, contributing to volunteer engagement and communications through the newsletter "Comet’s Corner".
  • Cori Deltoro of Top Line Equine Therapeutics Partner — Holistic equine health services provider on the Advisory Council.
  • Dr. Stacey Sickler Partner — Veterinarian on the Advisory Council.
  • Facebook Partner — Utilizes Facebook for free fundraising campaigns, such as birthday or special event fundraisers.
  • Fry's Community Rewards Partner — Participates in the Fry's Community Rewards program, allowing shoppers to support the organization.
  • Hecate Energy Funder — Donated on behalf of Julie Ohnstad.
  • Micron Foundation Funder — Provided a matching donation in memory of Ron Drynan.
  • Revitalize Equine Training & Therapy Partner — Nikki Thorkelson, associated with Revitalize Equine Training & Therapy, serves on the Advisory Council.
  • Scootin’ Around AZ Partner — Horse trailer rental business started by a board member of After the Homestretch-Arizona in 2024.
  • families who have adopted our Alums Partner — Families who adopt rehabilitated racehorses and provide them with new homes.
  • inquiries@afterthehomestretchaz.org Partner — Primary contact for volunteer coordination and outreach