named programs · 4 · from sources
what they call their work
After School Programs
Offers educational and recreational activities for children after school hours.
Equine Clinics
Conducts clinics on horse care, including dental, first aid, and training.
Horse Camp Adventures
Organizes multi-day camps focused on horsemanship and outdoor activities.
Therapeutic Riding
Provides equine-assisted therapy and learning activities for individuals with various abilities.
activities · 7 groups
what they do
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Youth Equine Education & Horsemanship 5 activities
- Horse Riding InstructionOffers horse riding instruction for all skill levels from beginner to advanced, including private, semi-private, and group lessons structured as six-week sessions. This includes introductory horsemanship for children and progressive instruction leading to advanced riding skills.
- Horse Riding InstructionOffers horse riding instruction for all skill levels, from beginner to advanced, through private, semi-private, and group lessons structured as six-week sessions. This includes introductory horsemanship for children, progressive instruction, and general horseback riding experiences for children and families.
- Public Horsemanship Programs and RidesOffers horsemanship programs, wagon rides, parade rides, arena rides, pony rides, and hay rides to the public, with no prior horse experience required.
- Saddle Club ProgramOperates a Saddle Club program for children to foster sustained engagement, passion for horses, and equestrian skills.
- Youth Horsemanship and Saddle Club ProgramsOperates a Saddle Club program for children to foster sustained engagement and passion for horses, offering horseback riding experiences and promoting equestrian skills.
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Equine-Assisted Therapy for Veterans and First Responders 2 activities
- Equine-Assisted Learning and Therapy ProgramsProvides equine-assisted learning and therapy services to 75 to 150 students per week, including children with special needs such as autism, ADHD, and sensory processing disorders, since 2000. These programs aim to build confidence and overcome fears through horsemanship.
- Equine-Assisted Learning and Therapy ProgramsProvides equine-assisted learning and therapy services, serving 75 to 150 students per week, including those with special needs, autism, ADHD, and sensory processing disorders. These programs have been offered since 2000 and are supported by 40% of horse boarding fees.
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Equine Rescue and Rehabilitation 2 activities
- Horse Rehabilitation and AdoptionProvides long-term medical rehabilitation for rescued horses, typically lasting 9 to 18 months, prior to their adoption.
- Rescued Horse Rehabilitation and AdoptionProvides long-term medical rehabilitation for rescued horses, typically lasting 9 to 18 months, prior to their adoption.
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Volunteer-Driven Equine Care & Support 2 activities
- Volunteer Engagement and TrainingEngages over 60 volunteers, contributing over 7,000 hours annually, to support equine rehabilitation and daily operations of equine-assisted programs. Conducts volunteer orientations monthly and offers weekly maintenance and general volunteer shifts.
- Volunteer Engagement and TrainingEngages over 60 volunteers, contributing over 7,000 hours annually, to support daily operations, equine rehabilitation, and facility upkeep. Conducts volunteer orientations monthly and offers weekly maintenance and general volunteer shifts.
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Public History Lectures & Symposia 1 activity
- Educational and Historical ProgramsOffers After School Programs, Cowboy Seminars, Western History Reviews, historical presentations and living history displays about Buffalo Soldiers (1866-1902), Vet Tech Clinics, and Awards Programs for Schools and Churches.
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Summer and School Break Camps 1 activity
- Recreational and Event ServicesProvides a petting zoo, cowboy grilled foods, BBQs, western cookouts for various meals, camping facilities, and jumping castles for children.
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Uncategorized 1 activity
- Educational and Recreational ProgramsOffers a variety of educational and recreational programs including After School Programs, Cowboy Seminars, Western History Reviews, historical presentations about Buffalo Soldiers, Vet Tech Clinics, Awards Programs for Schools and Churches, a petting zoo, camping, and various types of rides (parade, arena, pony, hay).
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financials · form 990EZ · fy2022
revenue
Total revenue$182K
Contributions & grants$71K39%
Program service revenue$127K70%
Investment income——
Other revenue$1K
expenses
Total expenses$154K
Program expenses—
Admin / overhead—
Fundraising—
Salaries & benefits—
Grants paid out—
balance sheet
Total assets$133K
Cash—
Investments—
Liabilities—
Net assets$133K
3 years on record · 2020–2022 · YoY revenue +15.5%
leadership · form 990 part vii · fy2022
who runs it
board members · 5
- AARON CLOYD BARFIELD — DIRECTOR
- LISA WAHLIN — DIRECTOR
- SHEILA ROBINSON — DIRECTOR
- VANESSA LUCEY — DIRECTOR
- VICTORIA THOMAS — DIRECTOR
relationships · 9
who they work with
- Arizona Equine Rescue Organization Partner — Robinson Ranch operates as an unincorporated division of AERO, which oversees equine rescue and rehabilitation.
- Bales Hay Partner — Corporate supporter providing resources to Robinson Ranch.
- Big Tex Trailers Partner — Business supporter assisting with ranch needs.
- Department of Public Safety Government — Authorized by the Department of Public Safety to perform onsite fingerprinting for volunteers.
- Professional Association of Therapeutic Horsemanship International Network — Adheres to PATH Intl. standards for therapeutic horsemanship programming and instructor training.
- School Resource Personnel Partner — Recommends Robinson Ranch for children with neurodevelopmental and sensory challenges.
- School Resource Personnel Partner — Referred a child with Highly Functioning Autism/ADD/Sensory Perception Disorder to the ranch for therapeutic engagement.
- Tyleen Hauser Equestrian Center Partner — Business supporter involved in equestrian activities.
- Valley Signs Partner — Business supporter contributing to the ranch's operations.